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Stages of the Sales Function
Checklist on a High Performing Sales Team
Good Sales Technique
Setting Objectives
Sales Management
BricConsulting
Good Referrals
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Stages of Sales Function
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Early Beginning Team
Team
Building
Fully
Developed
Mature
• Owner
does sales
• No formal
process
• No
manager
• ======
• More sales
needed
• More focus
on other
parts of
business
• One Sales
Person
• No formal
process
• No
manager
• =====
• More sales
needed
• Need to
grow
business
• Two to ten
sales team
• Some rules
in place,
territories,
etc
• Need
manager
• =======
• Toes being
stepped on
• Efficiency
and
performance
are priorities
• Five to
twenty sales
team
• Formal
process in
place
• Manager in
place
• =======
• Focus on
training ,
retention,
performance
and
techniques
• Twenty plus
team
• Director &
managers in
place
• Sylos in
place
• =======
• Focus on
retention,
reward,
performance
• Fighting for
resources
• Large Team
• Hierarchy in
place
• Efficiency &
Effectiveness
• Management
• ========
• Focus on de-centralization
• Performance
improvement
• Results
4. Checklist for Sales Function
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This is just a simple checklist to see if you have a fully performing sales
function regardless of your stage
Sales Targets Set
Canned approach
Canned Proposals
CRM
Sales Processes
Sales tools
Full Funnel
Training
Compensation
Annual targets
Quarterly targets
Monthly targets
Weekly targets
Activity Lists
Objections action plan
Personal Style
Call strategy meetings
Daily Sales huddle
Weekly Sales meeting
Negotiation Strategy
Actions from funnel
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Good Sales Technique
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Have sales systems and processes
Have detailed plans to the finest detail
Sell differently to different personality types
Be canned, be planned, be prepared
Be different, be unique and be remembered
Know your competitive advantage, it’s not price
Know the objections, have answers
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Setting Objectives
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Plan and Prove, Work Backwards
Annual Targets (fit budget/strategy)
Quarterly Targets (examine cycles historic & future)
Monthly Targets (examine cycles # of weeks /holidays)
Weekly Targets (Do the # add up)
This method or setting targets ensure realism, easy monitoring
and the ability to react quickly
Example:
7. Setting Objectives- Example .
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As Manager you want to see $1 million in sales from this salesperson
Target Amount
Annual $1 million
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Quarterly $300K $400K $200K $100K
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Monthly 90 100 110 100 150 150 50 50 100 50 40 10
First Quarter weeks
Jan Feb March
Weekly 5 20 35 30 25 25 25 25 20 25 0 20 25
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New
Years
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8. Coaching
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Sales Management
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When do you first need it
5- 10 salespeople
Stepping on toes
What is must cover
Create a culture
Meeting structure
Information systems
Human Resources
Compensation
Coaching
Hiring
Motivating…
Effort Efficiency
Empowerment Effectiveness
9. Experienced Growth/Turn-around Business Leader
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Help SME increase revenues & quality while
decreasing costs through planning and process
Fixed Pricing & Flexible Pricing Plans
Process Oriented Approach
Strategy
Advisor for Start Ups
2nd set of eyes
New Business Development
QuickSet- Product Launch
Operational Effectiveness
Reduce Costs / Increase Quality
Discovery
Solution
Plan
Implement
Experienced Growth/Turn-around Business Leader
By the Hour
By the Hour
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Who is a Good Referral
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Small Medium Business Owner
Growing their business
Value oriented – think in terms of ROI
Any Industry
New Businesses
Launching a new product
Launching into a new industry
Advisor or leader
Sales Leadership
Hiring first sales person
Hiring 5th sales person, need sales management
Issues with sales team- retention, performance , efficiency, etc