Gong 2025: State of Revenue Growth and AI Orchestration
Learn from Gong's State of Revenue Growth 2025 and Labs research — multi-threading, AI adoption, competitive deals, and why top reps orchestrate rather than pitch.
Summary
Gong's revenue research shows AI adopters grew 29% faster — and top reps win by orchestrating buyers, data, and AI together.
2024 Performance, 2025 Plans
Gong's State of Revenue Growth 2025 surveys 600+ revenue professionals on how teams performed and where they invest next. Average revenue growth among respondents reached 19% in 2024 — up from 11% in prior periods — with quota attainment improving modestly year over year.
Leaders cite expansion within existing customers as a top 2025 growth lever, reflecting land-and-expand SaaS economics and the cost of net-new enterprise acquisition.
AI Adoption and Growth Premium
Gong's press research reports revenue organizations using AI in 2024 achieved 29% higher sales growth than peers, plus roughly 11% greater go-to-market efficiency. Top use cases: email and engagement automation, call summarization, and automated note-taking — each addressing non-selling time Salesforce and Gartner also flag.
Yet Gong Labs emphasizes top performers do not merely automate tasks; they orchestrate — coordinating stakeholders, competitive strategy, and AI insights across longer, more contested deals.
Labs: Multi-Threading and Competition
Analysis of millions of deals shows won opportunities have about twice as many buyer contacts as losses; multi-threading can boost win rates by 130% on deals over $50K. Competitive mentions in deals rose 57% since 2022 — discussing competitors early in enterprise cycles correlates with higher win odds when handled with teaching, not panic.
Cold calling data from 300M+ calls shows top-quartile performers book 3× more meetings; voicemails still lift email reply rates — a reminder that orchestration spans channels.
- Map minimum three buyer threads before proposal stage
- Use conversation intelligence to coach talk-to-listen ratios on discovery
- Address competition with structured differentiation, not avoidance
- Invest AI savings in orchestration activities (exec alignment, mutual plans)
From Data to Manager Coaching
Gong's findings reinforce sales coaching frameworks: managers should review calls for stakeholder coverage and competitive timing, not just pipeline commentary. Pair with role plays simulating multi-stakeholder objections and procurement stalls Forrester documents.
References & Further Reading
This article draws on peer-reviewed research, established frameworks, and authoritative industry sources.
- 1The State of Revenue Growth 2025GongResearch
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- 3Top Reps Orchestrate with AIGongArticle
- 4The Best Sales Insights of 2024GongArticle
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