5 Keys to Building a Dynamic Self-Management Sales System
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5 Keys to Building a Dynamic Self-Management Sales System
Summary:
Can you diagnose your business on a single sheet of paper? Discover essential steps to identify your core competencies and performance metrics, because numbers don't lie.
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1) Identify Essential Competencies and Performance Metrics
Can you list the vital competencies crucial to your success in sales? Here are some examples:
- Converting conversations to appointments? Absolutely.
- Filling out paperwork? No, that's a related task.
- Closing ratio? Definitely.
- Turning a first appointment into an opportunity? Yes.
Understanding the difference is key. Start by listing sales metrics and performance numbers related to your competencies and desired revenue outcomes. Consider factors like "Sales Cycle" and "Average Revenue" per sale.
2) Diagnose Your Business on a Single Sheet
Can you explain your business in under a minute? That's your 30-second pitch, and you need one. Viewing your business scientifically helps uncover benefits and understand crucial areas impacting success.
Consider: What if your closing ratio drops by 30% but your average sale revenue increases by $2,500? How does that impact your goals?
Write your competency measurements and sales metrics on a single sheet. Play with the numbers to see interrelations and impacts.
3) Calculate Your 'Magic Number'
Not setting enough new appointments regularly is detrimental to sales growth. Identify how many new appointments you need weekly based on competencies and metrics. This is your 'Magic Number.'
Personal and dynamic, understanding this number helps you consistently achieve desired results. Include it in your self-management system.
4) Train to the 'Napkin Rule'
For 30 days, track your essential competencies and metrics on a napkin. Update it daily and transfer it to a legal pad monthly. After 30 days, input the data into a spreadsheet and track for 90 days.
This powerful "Napkin Rule" turns you into the CEO of your business.
5) Run Your Numbers, Not Your Quota
Focus on your numbers to anticipate performance trends before a crisis occurs. This empowers you to implement strategies for swift recovery.
Consistently achieving sales quotas is less about product or pricing and more about process. Identify necessary competencies, train to improve effectiveness, document metrics, and review weekly. Build a dynamic self-management system to exceed your goals and outperform the competition.
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