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There is an endless number of saleskpi’s or analytics that can be followed. Here is the entire Pipeline Movement Series, I hope enjoyed it: Pipeline Movement: [SalesManagement Tips]. Pipeline Movement – [Close Dates and Sales Reps Feelings]. Pipeline Movement – [Shitty SalesManagement].
management asks some questions, challenges a few points and presentation done. Too much is left open, there is little commitment to specific goals and initiatives and it’s hard to understand what the sales rep or manager is going to do the next quarter. The presenter must commit to their KPI’s.
Data entry is not what your sales team wants to be doing. Allow data to be “added” as the sale progresses and in alignment with the salesprocess. Create salesKPI’s reps are responsible for reporting regularly. If a sales rep is required to understand his OWN close rate.
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