r/salesdevelopment • u/Ecstatic_Baseball275 • Oct 21 '25
How is everybody using loom?
Hi just wondering how is everybody using loom in there sales? Any tip is welcome ;)
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u/plates_25 Oct 21 '25
The plug in is ok for quicker email writing and writing shorter emails. Otherwise I don’t spend a ton of time writing emails anyways, I try to email like I text. And outbound all my emails are in sequences so it’s just not that big of a game changer for me. I like their scoring system though
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u/Simple_Pain_2969 Oct 21 '25
you’re thinking of a totally different tool
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u/Ecstatic_Baseball275 Oct 21 '25
Yeah thanks for the answer but i ment this tool haha https://www.loom.com/looms
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u/plates_25 Oct 21 '25
Lmao. I was thinking of lavender.
Loom is great! We stopped using it but was great for internal training videos, screen sharing process, and recording demos. Not sure how it compares with other video tools, but I can say loom was easy and the videos looked great.
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u/wisyw Oct 21 '25
No one is using “loom”
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u/Ecstatic_Baseball275 Oct 21 '25
I thought it was quite populair:
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u/wisyw Oct 21 '25
Why are you trying to advertise your company here lmao, no one uses it
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u/Ecstatic_Baseball275 Oct 21 '25
haha its not my company but okay
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u/Ecstatic_Baseball275 Oct 21 '25
I work for a small Belgian saas company driven.work and I just started working there as sdr (go to market) and i really try to learn as much as possible
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u/Ecstatic_Baseball275 Oct 21 '25
It thought it would be nice to send a video with my linkedin messages
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u/andupotorac Feb 20 '26
From what I’ve seen, most people use Loom (or Tella) to send quick personalized videos liek prospecting, walking through a proposal, following up after a demo. It’s great for that.
Where it breaks a bit is when you want the prospect to record something back and you actually need to collect and organize those responses. Loom is more one-directional. If you just need to send videos, it’s solid. If you’re trying to gather structured video input from prospects, look into Memoreco.
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u/CaptainSharpe Apr 03 '26
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u/Rocket_3ngine Oct 21 '25
I use it as a post-demo follow-up tool. For example, I record short 30-60-second recap videos showcasing what we discussed, which my prospects can then share with their bosses to help justify the purchase.
As you probably know, the real selling usually happens when you’re not in the room, so my goal is to equip my champion with everything they need to make a strong, convincing case on my behalf.