Sales force managemnet and measurement.finalSana Sadiq
This document discusses key elements of sales force management including integration, resource allocation, rewards, hiring and training. It covers topics such as setting sales territories and goals, measuring sales performance, and designing compensation plans. The last section discusses using a sales funnel to forecast sales and monitor sales force activity by tracking prospects from initial leads down to final purchases.
The document discusses factors to consider when designing sales territories including sales force objectives, basic control units, analyzing workloads, determining basic territories, assigning territories, and evaluating and revising territories. Key factors include forecasting sales, determining the number of accounts and territories needed, balancing workloads, minimizing wasted time and improving coverage. The goals are to obtain thorough market coverage, improve performance evaluation and customer relations.
A sales territory is a grouping of customers and prospects assigned to an individual salesperson. There are several reasons for establishing sales territories, including providing proper market coverage, controlling selling expenses, assisting in evaluating sales personnel, contributing to sales force morale, and aiding in coordination of personal selling and advertising. Procedures for setting up sales territories involve selecting a basic geographical control unit, determining sales potential in each unit, combining units into tentative territories, adjusting territories for differences in coverage difficulty, and deciding assignment of sales personnel.
1) Setting up sales territories and time management helps salespeople work more efficiently and effectively. It allows for better market coverage, reduced costs, and improved customer service.
2) When salespeople are responsible for specific territories, it increases accountability. Properly sized territories allow for adequate coverage while minimizing transportation and other costs.
3) Companies must carefully determine territory boundaries and assign the right salespeople based on their skills, experience, and other qualities to maximize performance. Minimizing changes over time helps maintain strong customer relationships and salesforce morale.
The document outlines a 4-phase process for designing an effective sales compensation plan: 1) Link the plan to business objectives by understanding strategy and defining success criteria. 2) Establish a cross-functional design team and rules of engagement. 3) Assess an existing plan by measuring outcomes and gathering feedback. 4) Design the new plan by defining objectives, roles, elements like pay mix and measures, and an incentive formula. The goal is to motivate sales performance that achieves business goals.
This document discusses sales quota setting, including the purpose, types, and methods of setting sales quotas. Sales quotas provide goals and incentives for salespeople and a way to control and evaluate their performance. There are different types of quotas including sales volume quotas based on past sales or market estimates, financial quotas to achieve profit goals, and activity quotas relating to selling activities. Properly administering the quota system through accurate, fair, and attainable quotas as well as gaining salesperson acceptance is important to realize the full benefits of quotas for control and cooperation.
As the VP of Sales, what metrics matter to you and your team? The experts at Base CRM will show you how to turn visual data into actionable insights.
Learn more: http://www.getbase.com
The document describes Campbell's Soup's old and new sales organization structures. Campbell's originally organized its sales force by product division, with separate vice presidents and managers for canned foods, frozen foods, etc. It has now reorganized into a regional structure, with general managers overseeing regional managers, supervisors, and sales reps in specific geographic areas.
The document also discusses various considerations for structuring a sales force. It may be organized geographically by territory, by product, or by type of customer. Using outside agents can be more cost-effective than an internal sales force, depending on sales volume. Organizing key accounts separately with dedicated resources is also discussed.
Sales force managemnet and measurement.finalSana Sadiq
This document discusses key elements of sales force management including integration, resource allocation, rewards, hiring and training. It covers topics such as setting sales territories and goals, measuring sales performance, and designing compensation plans. The last section discusses using a sales funnel to forecast sales and monitor sales force activity by tracking prospects from initial leads down to final purchases.
The document discusses factors to consider when designing sales territories including sales force objectives, basic control units, analyzing workloads, determining basic territories, assigning territories, and evaluating and revising territories. Key factors include forecasting sales, determining the number of accounts and territories needed, balancing workloads, minimizing wasted time and improving coverage. The goals are to obtain thorough market coverage, improve performance evaluation and customer relations.
A sales territory is a grouping of customers and prospects assigned to an individual salesperson. There are several reasons for establishing sales territories, including providing proper market coverage, controlling selling expenses, assisting in evaluating sales personnel, contributing to sales force morale, and aiding in coordination of personal selling and advertising. Procedures for setting up sales territories involve selecting a basic geographical control unit, determining sales potential in each unit, combining units into tentative territories, adjusting territories for differences in coverage difficulty, and deciding assignment of sales personnel.
1) Setting up sales territories and time management helps salespeople work more efficiently and effectively. It allows for better market coverage, reduced costs, and improved customer service.
2) When salespeople are responsible for specific territories, it increases accountability. Properly sized territories allow for adequate coverage while minimizing transportation and other costs.
3) Companies must carefully determine territory boundaries and assign the right salespeople based on their skills, experience, and other qualities to maximize performance. Minimizing changes over time helps maintain strong customer relationships and salesforce morale.
The document outlines a 4-phase process for designing an effective sales compensation plan: 1) Link the plan to business objectives by understanding strategy and defining success criteria. 2) Establish a cross-functional design team and rules of engagement. 3) Assess an existing plan by measuring outcomes and gathering feedback. 4) Design the new plan by defining objectives, roles, elements like pay mix and measures, and an incentive formula. The goal is to motivate sales performance that achieves business goals.
This document discusses sales quota setting, including the purpose, types, and methods of setting sales quotas. Sales quotas provide goals and incentives for salespeople and a way to control and evaluate their performance. There are different types of quotas including sales volume quotas based on past sales or market estimates, financial quotas to achieve profit goals, and activity quotas relating to selling activities. Properly administering the quota system through accurate, fair, and attainable quotas as well as gaining salesperson acceptance is important to realize the full benefits of quotas for control and cooperation.
As the VP of Sales, what metrics matter to you and your team? The experts at Base CRM will show you how to turn visual data into actionable insights.
Learn more: http://www.getbase.com
The document describes Campbell's Soup's old and new sales organization structures. Campbell's originally organized its sales force by product division, with separate vice presidents and managers for canned foods, frozen foods, etc. It has now reorganized into a regional structure, with general managers overseeing regional managers, supervisors, and sales reps in specific geographic areas.
The document also discusses various considerations for structuring a sales force. It may be organized geographically by territory, by product, or by type of customer. Using outside agents can be more cost-effective than an internal sales force, depending on sales volume. Organizing key accounts separately with dedicated resources is also discussed.
The document discusses key aspects of a sales force, including defining a sales force as implementing sales strategy through selecting, training, motivating, and supporting salespeople. It outlines objectives of a sales force such as increasing sales volume and developing new prospects. The document describes different sales force structures including territorial, product, market, and complex structures. It also discusses compensating a sales force through elements like fixed salary, variable commissions/bonuses, expense allowances, and benefits. Management must decide an appealing compensation plan that both motivates and directs a salesperson's work.
For all FCES-IANS students management of a sales force course .
you will find a simply notes with Arab Franco , to help you to understand the chapter easily
The document discusses how companies manage sales territories and quotas, including how they design sales territories to optimize coverage and evaluate performance, plan efficient routes and schedules for salespeople, and set quotas to motivate salesforce and identify strengths and weaknesses. Territories are assigned based on geographic areas and customers, while quotas are set using various methods like past sales, market estimates, and salesperson input to be realistic goals.
How using Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI or MROI) and ROMI calculators can be used to evaluate your past campaign success and make predictions about future campaigns.
The new VP Sales has the opportunity and responsibility to achieve aggressive growth targets, and make a deep impact on company-wide culture. That’s why we’ve hand-picked these 25 sales books (in no particular order) from the best in the field and organized them into the 5 key responsibilities of the new sales executive.
1. The document discusses sales and cost analysis techniques used to measure performance, identify problems, and uncover sales opportunities.
2. It describes how to manage sales control through setting goals, comparing actual performance to targets, and taking corrective action. Common problems include external factors and inadequate information.
3. Various types of sales analysis are outlined, including analysis by region, sales representative, product, customer, and distribution channel to convert raw data into actionable insights.
JUMPSTART 2017 - 4 Steps - Analyze Your BusinessCathy Thomas
This document provides an overview and breakdown of Cathy Thomas's business bootcamp training program. The program focuses on helping businesses with sales, marketing, and revenue growth. It covers topics such as managing cash flow, finding profitable customers, keeping existing customers, and solving common business problems. The training is broken down into steps for planning, analyzing a business's territory, identifying ideal customers, and developing a marketing focus. It provides worksheets and guides participants through gathering and analyzing sales data to identify opportunities for growth. The goal is for participants to start planning and marketing efforts immediately to jumpstart business results in the new year.
A performance evaluation of the sales staff is not systematically performed in many small and medium-sized companies. A motivating feedback culture and sustainable adequate staff development is missing. Performance potential of sales manager are not used, performance deficits are detected too late.
How can sales leaders build high performance sales teams?
Sales quota by sani gandhi, Brcm, suratSunny Gandhi
This document discusses sales quotas, including:
- Sales quotas are quantitative objectives assigned to sales units and personnel to specify desired performance levels for sales volume.
- The objectives of quotas are to set quantitative performance standards, control sales and expenses, and motivate desired performance.
- There are different types of quotas including sales volume quotas, budget quotas, activity quotas, and combination quotas. Sales volume quotas can be set for rupee sales, unit sales, or point sales.
SalesRehab why factor.......looking for new options in driving sales growthSalesRehab Pty Ltd
This document discusses how SalesRehab can help breathing new life into sales organizations. It outlines SalesRehab's offerings in consulting, training, technology and support. The company specializes in sales performance improvement solutions, especially for B2B sales. SalesRehab helps address challenges such as lack of sales methodology, misalignment between sales and management, and poor closing ratios. It emphasizes starting conversations with customers with an understanding of "why".
Sales Territory Design should support your sales strategy. In this presentation by Sales benchmark Index, you will learn the 3 goals of territory design and how to choose the one that best supports your strategy.
Ch4 management of sales territories and quotaspinkeshparvani
The document summarizes methods for designing sales territories and setting sales quotas. It discusses procedures for designing territories using build-up and breakdown methods to equalize workload or sales potential across territories. Quotas can be set using total market estimates, territory potential, past sales experience, executive judgement, salespeople's estimates, or to fit compensation plans. Combination quotas are also used to control multiple performance metrics.
This document discusses sales management and the principles of management. It begins by defining management and sales management. It then outlines 14 principles of management according to Henri Fayol, including division of work, authority and responsibility, discipline, unity of command, unity of direction, and subordination of individual interests to mutual interest. For each principle, a brief explanation is provided. The document also discusses the functions of management including planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. It examines the classification of functions and sales management aspects such as sales planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling.
John Tomlin IKM helps marketers achieve exceptional returns on marketing investments through optimizing spend, defining effective messages, and selecting optimal media mixes. It analyzes over $1 trillion in annual global marketing spend and estimates that 15-20% could be reallocated to increase growth or profits. John Tomlin IKM's five-step approach includes prioritizing spending, clarifying brand messages, analyzing marketing mixes, improving efficiency, and driving sustainability. It has proprietary tools for areas like media mix optimization, social media impact measurement, and balancing short and long-term outcomes.
The document provides guidance on designing effective short-term incentive (STI) plans for sales organizations. It outlines a five-step process: 1) analyze organizational context and objectives, 2) set plan objectives, 3) design plan elements like eligibility, payments, and metrics, 4) implement the plan, and 5) evaluate the plan's effectiveness. Key aspects of the design process include aligning the plan with business goals, culture, and market practices; defining clear metrics and payment structures; and testing the plan under different financial scenarios. The goal is to incentivize desired behaviors while supporting business success over the long-term.
Increasing Revenue Through A Sales & Marketing AssessmentHenry Lawson
WHETHER YOUR COMPANY HAS 5 OR 5K SELLERS, SALES AND MARKETING ASSESSMENTS CAN HELP IDENTIFY WEAKNESSES WITHIN YOUR COMPANY AND HELP CREATE A MORE EFFICIENT WORKFORCE. THIS DECK GOES THROUGH THE BASICS OF WHAT A SALES & MARKETING ASSESSMENT IS AND HOW IT CAN BENEFIT YOUR COMPANY.
This document discusses building and promoting a personal brand. It begins by highlighting the importance of identifying one's strengths and passions, rather than focusing on weaknesses. Various psychometric tests are mentioned that can help with self-assessment. The next steps outlined are defining one's target audience, crafting a unique selling proposition, investing in professional photography, designing business cards, establishing an online presence by claiming social media profiles and websites, developing content, highlighting credentials and experience, and creating a clear and compelling message. Finally, different options are presented for working with an expert to fully create, deploy and implement a personal brand, including various levels of video content, workbooks, training sessions, and long-term support.
We asked Sales Performance International executives and consultants what kind of changes we can expect to see for the sales profession in the coming new year and compiled their perspectives and opinions in our eBook, “Sales Performance Improvement Trends for 2018 and Beyond”.
Mark Hood, MEd is a Senior Sales Consultant at SPI and manages large life sciences accounts. In this presentation, Mark explains his view on the coming sales performance trends.
The document discusses sales quotas, which are sales goals set for sales representatives or divisions. It describes different methods for setting quotas, such as based on historical sales, market potential, or specific account opportunities. Setting quotas effectively helps motivate sales efforts while avoiding unrealistic targets. The document also covers challenges in administering quotas and provides tips for setting quotas realistically and communicating goals clearly to sales representatives.
Shopping is inherently a social experience. Meeting up with friends in a mall, sipping coffee and window-shopping together, browsing through the wares in a busy shopping district, stumbling across cool, unexpected treasures—these are the moments that make "going out shopping" in the real world so much fun.
The document discusses key aspects of a sales force, including defining a sales force as implementing sales strategy through selecting, training, motivating, and supporting salespeople. It outlines objectives of a sales force such as increasing sales volume and developing new prospects. The document describes different sales force structures including territorial, product, market, and complex structures. It also discusses compensating a sales force through elements like fixed salary, variable commissions/bonuses, expense allowances, and benefits. Management must decide an appealing compensation plan that both motivates and directs a salesperson's work.
For all FCES-IANS students management of a sales force course .
you will find a simply notes with Arab Franco , to help you to understand the chapter easily
The document discusses how companies manage sales territories and quotas, including how they design sales territories to optimize coverage and evaluate performance, plan efficient routes and schedules for salespeople, and set quotas to motivate salesforce and identify strengths and weaknesses. Territories are assigned based on geographic areas and customers, while quotas are set using various methods like past sales, market estimates, and salesperson input to be realistic goals.
How using Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI or MROI) and ROMI calculators can be used to evaluate your past campaign success and make predictions about future campaigns.
The new VP Sales has the opportunity and responsibility to achieve aggressive growth targets, and make a deep impact on company-wide culture. That’s why we’ve hand-picked these 25 sales books (in no particular order) from the best in the field and organized them into the 5 key responsibilities of the new sales executive.
1. The document discusses sales and cost analysis techniques used to measure performance, identify problems, and uncover sales opportunities.
2. It describes how to manage sales control through setting goals, comparing actual performance to targets, and taking corrective action. Common problems include external factors and inadequate information.
3. Various types of sales analysis are outlined, including analysis by region, sales representative, product, customer, and distribution channel to convert raw data into actionable insights.
JUMPSTART 2017 - 4 Steps - Analyze Your BusinessCathy Thomas
This document provides an overview and breakdown of Cathy Thomas's business bootcamp training program. The program focuses on helping businesses with sales, marketing, and revenue growth. It covers topics such as managing cash flow, finding profitable customers, keeping existing customers, and solving common business problems. The training is broken down into steps for planning, analyzing a business's territory, identifying ideal customers, and developing a marketing focus. It provides worksheets and guides participants through gathering and analyzing sales data to identify opportunities for growth. The goal is for participants to start planning and marketing efforts immediately to jumpstart business results in the new year.
A performance evaluation of the sales staff is not systematically performed in many small and medium-sized companies. A motivating feedback culture and sustainable adequate staff development is missing. Performance potential of sales manager are not used, performance deficits are detected too late.
How can sales leaders build high performance sales teams?
Sales quota by sani gandhi, Brcm, suratSunny Gandhi
This document discusses sales quotas, including:
- Sales quotas are quantitative objectives assigned to sales units and personnel to specify desired performance levels for sales volume.
- The objectives of quotas are to set quantitative performance standards, control sales and expenses, and motivate desired performance.
- There are different types of quotas including sales volume quotas, budget quotas, activity quotas, and combination quotas. Sales volume quotas can be set for rupee sales, unit sales, or point sales.
SalesRehab why factor.......looking for new options in driving sales growthSalesRehab Pty Ltd
This document discusses how SalesRehab can help breathing new life into sales organizations. It outlines SalesRehab's offerings in consulting, training, technology and support. The company specializes in sales performance improvement solutions, especially for B2B sales. SalesRehab helps address challenges such as lack of sales methodology, misalignment between sales and management, and poor closing ratios. It emphasizes starting conversations with customers with an understanding of "why".
Sales Territory Design should support your sales strategy. In this presentation by Sales benchmark Index, you will learn the 3 goals of territory design and how to choose the one that best supports your strategy.
Ch4 management of sales territories and quotaspinkeshparvani
The document summarizes methods for designing sales territories and setting sales quotas. It discusses procedures for designing territories using build-up and breakdown methods to equalize workload or sales potential across territories. Quotas can be set using total market estimates, territory potential, past sales experience, executive judgement, salespeople's estimates, or to fit compensation plans. Combination quotas are also used to control multiple performance metrics.
This document discusses sales management and the principles of management. It begins by defining management and sales management. It then outlines 14 principles of management according to Henri Fayol, including division of work, authority and responsibility, discipline, unity of command, unity of direction, and subordination of individual interests to mutual interest. For each principle, a brief explanation is provided. The document also discusses the functions of management including planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. It examines the classification of functions and sales management aspects such as sales planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling.
John Tomlin IKM helps marketers achieve exceptional returns on marketing investments through optimizing spend, defining effective messages, and selecting optimal media mixes. It analyzes over $1 trillion in annual global marketing spend and estimates that 15-20% could be reallocated to increase growth or profits. John Tomlin IKM's five-step approach includes prioritizing spending, clarifying brand messages, analyzing marketing mixes, improving efficiency, and driving sustainability. It has proprietary tools for areas like media mix optimization, social media impact measurement, and balancing short and long-term outcomes.
The document provides guidance on designing effective short-term incentive (STI) plans for sales organizations. It outlines a five-step process: 1) analyze organizational context and objectives, 2) set plan objectives, 3) design plan elements like eligibility, payments, and metrics, 4) implement the plan, and 5) evaluate the plan's effectiveness. Key aspects of the design process include aligning the plan with business goals, culture, and market practices; defining clear metrics and payment structures; and testing the plan under different financial scenarios. The goal is to incentivize desired behaviors while supporting business success over the long-term.
Increasing Revenue Through A Sales & Marketing AssessmentHenry Lawson
WHETHER YOUR COMPANY HAS 5 OR 5K SELLERS, SALES AND MARKETING ASSESSMENTS CAN HELP IDENTIFY WEAKNESSES WITHIN YOUR COMPANY AND HELP CREATE A MORE EFFICIENT WORKFORCE. THIS DECK GOES THROUGH THE BASICS OF WHAT A SALES & MARKETING ASSESSMENT IS AND HOW IT CAN BENEFIT YOUR COMPANY.
This document discusses building and promoting a personal brand. It begins by highlighting the importance of identifying one's strengths and passions, rather than focusing on weaknesses. Various psychometric tests are mentioned that can help with self-assessment. The next steps outlined are defining one's target audience, crafting a unique selling proposition, investing in professional photography, designing business cards, establishing an online presence by claiming social media profiles and websites, developing content, highlighting credentials and experience, and creating a clear and compelling message. Finally, different options are presented for working with an expert to fully create, deploy and implement a personal brand, including various levels of video content, workbooks, training sessions, and long-term support.
We asked Sales Performance International executives and consultants what kind of changes we can expect to see for the sales profession in the coming new year and compiled their perspectives and opinions in our eBook, “Sales Performance Improvement Trends for 2018 and Beyond”.
Mark Hood, MEd is a Senior Sales Consultant at SPI and manages large life sciences accounts. In this presentation, Mark explains his view on the coming sales performance trends.
The document discusses sales quotas, which are sales goals set for sales representatives or divisions. It describes different methods for setting quotas, such as based on historical sales, market potential, or specific account opportunities. Setting quotas effectively helps motivate sales efforts while avoiding unrealistic targets. The document also covers challenges in administering quotas and provides tips for setting quotas realistically and communicating goals clearly to sales representatives.
Shopping is inherently a social experience. Meeting up with friends in a mall, sipping coffee and window-shopping together, browsing through the wares in a busy shopping district, stumbling across cool, unexpected treasures—these are the moments that make "going out shopping" in the real world so much fun.
Marketing involves identifying customer needs, developing products to meet those needs, and promoting products using the 4Ps of marketing - product, price, place, and promotion. The marketing process aims to satisfy customer needs better than competitors. Key activities include understanding differences between goods and services, using brands and packaging to promote products, setting prices using strategies like product-line pricing, distributing products through appropriate channels, and promoting products through advertising, sales, and events.
This chapter discusses consumer markets and consumer buyer behavior. It outlines the model of consumer behavior and factors that influence consumer decisions, including cultural, social, personal and psychological characteristics. It also describes the consumer decision-making process of need recognition, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase decision and post-purchase evaluation. Finally, it briefly introduces the business buying process.
This document discusses analyzing consumer markets by examining consumer behavior and the factors that influence purchasing decisions. It covers cultural, social, and personal factors that affect behavior. It also summarizes several theories of human motivation and the five stages of the consumer buying process. The theories discussed include Freud's theory of subconscious motivations, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and Herzberg's two-factor theory. The five stages of the buying process are problem recognition, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase decision, and post-purchase behavior. The document emphasizes that understanding how consumers think and connecting with them is important for marketers.
This document discusses conducting marketing research and forecasting demand. It covers various topics such as data sources, research approaches, sampling plans, research instruments, and contact methods for qualitative and quantitative research. Specific techniques are mentioned like questionnaires, word association, projective techniques, visualization, and laddering. Probability and non-probability sampling are also covered. The key benefits of exemplary marketing research are highlighted as resulting in excellent customer satisfaction.
Does living in a retirement village extend life expectancy? The case of white...ILC- UK
'Does living in a retirement village extend life expectancy? The case of Whiteley Village' investigates the possible benefits of retirement village life with respect to life expectancy i.e. whether Villagers live longer on average than the general population, using Whiteley Village as a case study.
This presentation was delivered at the report launch at Cass Business School on Wednesday, 22nd February 2017.
This document provides an overview of public relations (PR), including definitions, functions, advantages, disadvantages, and the role of a PR officer. PR is defined as managing communication between an organization and its publics to influence opinion. It aims to maintain a certain viewpoint about a company, its leadership, products, or other topics. PR functions include promoting goodwill, corporate image, and countering negative publicity. Advantages include credibility and reaching specific groups, while disadvantages include difficulty quantifying benefits and lack of control. The role of a PR officer is to act as an advocate, communicator, problem solver, and opinion leader for a company. PR can also be used for marketing purposes known as marketing PR.
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The document discusses the process of Danish staffing which consists of 5 major stages: 1) Planning recruitment and selection, 2) Recruiting applicants, 3) Selecting suitable applicants, 4) Hiring candidates, and 5) Socializing new recruits. It provides details on each stage such as determining the number and type of salespeople needed, outlining the job description, identifying recruitment sources, selecting applicants through a multi-step process, making job offers, and onboarding new employees. The objectives and key steps in designing an effective sales compensation plan are also outlined.
The document discusses building a high-impact sales force. It addresses six key areas to consider: 1) designing the sales force, 2) managing the sales force, 3) sales force tasks, 4) presentation approaches, 5) basic sales tasks, and 6) sales force structure. It emphasizes the importance of selecting, hiring, educating and developing salespeople. The summary provides the essential information about the key areas and processes involved in building an effective sales force.
The document provides an overview of sales management, personal selling, and sales forecasting techniques. It discusses key concepts such as the sales management process, goals of sales management, analyzing market demand and sales potential, and the different stages in the personal selling process. Techniques for sales forecasting mentioned include the jury method/executive opinion method and the Delphi method.
This document provides an overview of sales management. It begins by defining sales management and outlining its scope, objectives and functions. The functions of sales management include planning, organizing, staffing, directing, controlling and coordinating. Personal selling is discussed, including the buyer-seller relationship and different selling situations. The document also discusses what makes an effective sales executive and how to recruit successful salespeople. It covers motivating the sales team through motivation programs and incentives. Finally, it discusses managing a salesperson's time effectively and planning their territory in a nine-step process.
The document discusses the strategy hierarchy in organizations. At the highest level is the corporate strategy, which sets the overall goals and plans for the entire company. Individual business units like marketing then develop their own strategies to support the corporate strategy. The marketing strategy addresses questions like which markets and products to target. The direct marketing strategy would then outline objectives, media choices, and processes for direct marketing campaigns to support the overall marketing strategy.
This document provides guidance on aligning sales and marketing teams through defining leads, agreeing on lead handoff processes, and mapping lead generation strategies to the sales funnel. The key points covered are:
1) Sales and marketing must agree on a definition of what constitutes a lead and when leads are handed off from marketing to sales.
2) Lead profiles should include demographics, firmographics, and BANT attributes to understand buyer readiness.
3) Service level agreements can ensure sales follows up on marketing-generated leads within set timeframes.
4) Lead generation strategies should target different stages of the sales funnel based on buyer intent and interest in the product.
Sales force motivation Designing Territories and Allocating Sales EffortsRavikant Sharma
Sales force motivation Designing Territories and Allocating Sales Efforts ALONG WITH R] factors influencing sales force and how to design sales terriotories
This document summarizes a lecture on profiling and recruiting salespeople. It discusses developing a profile for the type of salesperson needed by analyzing the job, writing a description, and identifying qualifications. Recruiting sources that align with the profile are important to attract qualified applicants. The selection process involves screening applications, interviews, and tests to hire the most suitable candidate out of the recruits. Diversity and continuous evaluation of recruiting effectiveness are also covered.
The document discusses several key concepts related to sales, distribution, and territory management. It begins with an overview of the steps in the selling process. It then defines a sales budget and provides an example. Next, it discusses recruitment and selection processes, quota management benefits, distribution management definitions, motivation and compensation, retailing vs wholesaling, supply chain management, sales forecasting methods, territory design, and the results of optimizing territory design.
This document discusses key concepts in sales management including the roles and responsibilities of sales managers. It covers topics such as defining sales management, the sales management process, setting goals and quotas, analyzing market demand and sales potential, and formulating selling strategies. Specifically, it outlines that sales managers are responsible for planning, directing, and controlling personal selling efforts. This includes tasks such as designing sales programs, establishing sales organizations, setting goals and strategies, and controlling sales performance.
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1. Each member of your sales team has a systematic account management planning process for each of their Customers
Top performing companies score high in allocating sales resources for each of their Customers such that an account management plan specific to the requirement of every individual
Customer is in place.
2. Your sales strategy is documented in writing
According to studies, only 14% of all people in a company know its strategy.
Top performers seem to overcome this risk by documenting their strategy, for consistency of communication.
3. For each step of the sales process / workflow you have defined training modules, checklists / instruments
A process is only as good as its implementation. Top performing companies don’t stop with defining sales processes and workflows.
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The first step is to analyze business goals, objectives, market trends, and customers to define the total addressable market. A SWOT analysis then evaluates strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Sales territories are determined and documented based on geographic, industry, revenue, and other boundaries. An action plan is devised for each territory outlining quotas, pipeline goals, account strategies, and funnel building. Territory performance is then regularly tracked using metrics like gross sales, profits, unit sales, conversion rates, and repeat customers to ensure the plan is achieving its objectives and adapted as needed.
Sales & distribution management by Govind Kumarmyslidegk
The document discusses various aspects of sales management and personal selling. It covers topics like the importance of personal sales, sales management responsibilities, sales planning, recruitment, reporting, roles of sales managers, salesmanship, sales goals, SPIN selling model, transactional selling process, market demand analysis, and identifying product niches. The key points are that sales management involves coordinating resources to achieve sales goals, and sales managers are responsible for planning, budgeting, recruiting staff, and ensuring targets are met.
Evaluation and Control of Sales Performance
Sales Performance
Methods of Supervision and Control of Sales force
Sales Performance Evaluation Criteria
Sales Performance Review
Sales Management Audit
B. Measuring Distribution Channel Performance
Evaluating Channels
Control of Channel
C. Ethics in Sales Management
D. New Trends in Sales and Distribution Management
This document discusses applying marketing principles to recruiting processes. It outlines 5 key steps: 1) Defining your target candidate persona, 2) Building brand awareness of open positions, 3) Understanding conversion points in the hiring process, 4) Implementing strategies to nurture potential candidates, and 5) Providing ongoing communication to nurture relationships with candidates. The goal is to take a strategic marketing approach to attract, engage, and hire the right people for open roles.
The document provides a template for creating a sales plan in 4 sections. Section 1 outlines revenue targets and key performance indicators. Section 2 describes processes for managing suspects, prospects, clients, and opportunities. Section 3 explains how to measure sales activity, processes, team performance, and profits. Section 4 involves analyzing the results and adjusting the plan regularly to ensure targets are met. The template is intended to help organizations formalize their selling strategies through a comprehensive yet easy-to-follow sales plan.
This document discusses compensation for special groups and international compensation. It covers six areas of involvement for sales compensation plans including problem resolution, design and implementation process, guiding principles, competitive pay assessments, industry trends, and plan effectiveness assessment. It also discusses eligibility for sales compensation and examines sales compensation for sales leaders, field sales managers, sales staff, and sales representatives. Finally, it provides an overview of components of international compensation including objectives, approaches, and merits and demerits.
Marketing involves understanding customer needs and delivering value through products and services. There are different concepts of marketing such as production, product, and selling orientations which focus on outputs rather than customers. The modern marketing concept focuses on customer satisfaction by determining customer needs and wants. Marketing management aims to influence demand and achieve organizational goals through exchange with target markets.
Marketing involves understanding customer needs and delivering value through products and services. There are different concepts of marketing such as production, product, and selling orientations which focus on outputs rather than customers. The modern marketing concept focuses on customer satisfaction by determining customer needs and wants. Marketing management aims to influence demand and achieve organizational goals through exchange with target markets.
its a presentation on B2B/INDUSTRIAL MARKETING.
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Digital Marketing best practices including influencer marketing, content creators, and omnichannel marketing for Sustainable Brands at the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit 2024 in New York
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2. A) RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION OF
BUSINESS SALESPERSON.
EFFECTIVE RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION OF SALESPEOPLE IS ONE
OF THE MOST CRUCIAL TASKS OF SALES MANAGEMENT.
IT ENTAILS FINDING PEOPLE WHO MATCH THE TYPE OF SALES
POSITION REQUIRED BY A FIRM.
RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PRACTICES WOULD DIFFER GREATLY
BETWEEN ORDER-TAKING AND ORDER-GETTING SALES POSITIONS,
GIVEN THE DIFFERENCES IN THE DEMANDS OF THESE TWO JOBS.
THEREFORE, RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION BEGIN WITH A
CAREFULLY CRAFTED JOB ANALYSIS.
3. B) SELECTION CRITERIA.
SALE FORCE SPECIFICATION IN SKILLS, EXPERIENCE, AND
KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY TO PERFORM THE JOB.
THERE ARE SEVERAL SALE FORCE POSITION IN COMPANY SUCH AS
DELIVERER, ORDER TAKER, TECHNICIAN AND OTHERS.
TO MAINTAIN A MARKET FOCUS, SALE FORCE SHOULD KNOW
HOW :
• ANALYZE SALE DATA.
• MEASURE MARKET POTENTIAL.
• DEVELOP MARKETING STRATEGIES AND PLAN.
4. C) TRAINING OF SALESPERSON.
A SALESPERSON NEEDS TO BE TAUGHT-ABOUT THE COMPANY AND ITS PRODUCTS,
AND ABOUT GIVING EFFECTIVE SALES PRESENTATIONS.
FIRMS OFTEN HIRE NEW SALESPEOPLE AND IMMEDIATELY SEND THEM OUT ON THE
ROAD-OR THE RETAIL SELLING FLOOR-WITH NO GROUNDING IN THE BASIC SELLING
STEPS AND NO INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCTS OR THE CUSTOMER.
THE KIND OF INITIAL SALES TRAINING SHOULD BE MODIFIED BASED ON THE
EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS OF THE GROUP INVOLVED.
COMPANY’S SALES TRAINING PROGRAM SHOULD COVER AT LEAST THE FOLLOWING
AREAS :-
•(1) COMPANY POLICIES AND PRACTICES
•(2) PRODUCT INFORMATION AND
•(3) PROFESSIONAL SELLING SKILLS.
5. D) SUPERVISION AND MOTIVATION.
A SALES PLAN CANNOT BE SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED WITHOUT MOTIVATED
SALESPEOPLE.
RESEARCH ON SALESPERSON MOTIVATION SUGGEST THAT :-
•(1) A CLEAR JOB DESCRIPTION
•(2)EFFECTIVE SALES MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
•(3) A SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT AND
•(4) PROPER INCENTIVES OR REWARDS WILL PRODUCE A MOTIVATED SALESPERSON.
ONCE A FIRM DECIDES ON THE GENERAL LEVEL OF COMPENSATION, IT HAS TO SET
THE METHOD OF PAYMENT. THERE ARE THREE BASIC METHODS OF PAYMENT:-
•(1) STRAIGHT SALARY
•(2) STRAIGHT COMMISSION
•(3) A COMBINATION PLAN.
HERE COMPENSATION PLAYS AN IMPORTANT IN DRIVING UP THE MOTIVATIONAL
LEVEL. COMPENSATION CAN BE ASSIGNED BASED ON SALES QUOTA.
6. E) EVALUATION AND CONTROL
SALES REPORTS SENT BY THE SALES FORCE SERVE A GOOD STARTING POINT OF
EVALUATION.
CONTROL THE PROPORTION OF A SALESPERSONS COMPENSATION PAID AS
SALARY AFFECTS HOW THERE IS CLOSE SUPERVISION MUCH CONTROL THE
SALES MANAGER HAS. IT ALSO AFFECTS HOW MUCH SUPERVISION IS
REQUIRED.
HOWEVER THE SALES MANAGER MAINTAINS CONTROL ONLY BY CLOSE
SUPERVISION.
AS A RESULT, STRAIGHT SALARY OR A LARGE SALARY ELEMENT IN THE
COMPENSATION PLAN INCREASES THE AMOUNT OF SALES SUPERVISION
NEEDED.