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13 questions to diagnose and resolve declining organic traffic

Search Engine Land

Where do you even start? Together, they make up the framework for a methodical analysis that covers all your bases and uncovers all the issues. Together, they make up the framework for a methodical analysis that covers all your bases and uncovers all the issues. Google Search Console can tell you fairly quickly.

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We Won, But….

Partners in Excellence

We celebrate our wins and victories, as we should. Sometimes, we do a debrief on why we won, so we can learn and improve our execution in future opportunities. But when we do our “win analysis,” we too often miss some important things, and these can be critical to our ability to compete in the future.

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Fixing Our Win Rates! Improving Performance!

Partners in Excellence

I wrote, Win/Loss Analysis–Are You Learning As Much As You Should? As I mentioned in that article, I continue to be amazed by how casually we treat win rates and how little we understand what causes us to win and lose. This is math we all do, or should do.

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Win/Loss Analysis–Are You Learning As Much As You Should?

Partners in Excellence

I’m always stunned by how little win/loss analysis we do. Of course, when we win or lose a deal, there is some reason code–usually some drop down in CRM that gives us a handful of choices about why we won or why we lost. Our win rates are critical to understanding and driving performance.

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Our Fears Of Losing….

Partners in Excellence

Classically, we tend to view winning and losing as two sides of the same coin. If we don’t win, we lose and vice versa. As a result, we are supposed to focus on those things that cause us to win. By doing this, we may not win. But that doesn’t imply a commitment to winning. So how do we “win?”

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How to Get Out of a Sales Slump: Resilience and Strategy

Lead Fuze

In fact, they can serve as valuable learning opportunities. In this blog post, we’ll delve into strategies used by top salespeople for overcoming these challenging periods. We will also discuss self-reflection techniques that allow you to critically analyze your current processes and identify areas for improvement.

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Increase Repeat Purchases with Cohort Analysis

ConversionXL

The second type is winning. Sooner or later, relying on new customers will break you. To offset these costs, you need to earn more repeat purchases from existing customers. Thus, with the same ad budget, you get more orders—three times more, according to research. Benefits of cohort analysis. mobile purchasers).