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Doing The Math,,,,,

Partners in Excellence

Too many organizations are driven by the numbers and “math” of sales and marketing. They think the way we drive performance is manage to the numbers and math equations. Doing the math: (100 dials) x (5% answer rate) = 5 prospecting conversations. Math has come to our rescue again. Math works!

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Math Works, Always-How Do We Tilt The Numbers In Our Favor

Partners in Excellence

There seem to be no end to the metrics we can impose on what we do. It’s all a matter of math. We know the formula, so all we do is do the math to figure out how to achieve our goals. Math works. While the math is simple, the execution isn’t that simple. . … I could go on.

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Scratching My Head In Amazement……

Partners in Excellence

It was, yet another, discussion on “sales math.” Why would marketing or sales do anything other than this? Why would we waste any time looking outside our ICP? ” But then, too, when we go back to “sales math,” we don’t include those metrics on MQLs and SQLs in our calculation of win rates.

SQL 112
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Improve Sales Forecasts with Individually Weighted Pipelines

Iannarino

They also keep all of the old process’s stages, even when some of them do not apply to their business or industry. We'll use simple math here as an example. Most of the time, sales organizations accept their reps’ low win percentages and the linear stages of the sales process.

Pipeline 231
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Your Numbers Have To Add Up

Tibor Shanto

You would be surprised how many do not know, they say depends. Want to split a room of salespeople, just ask if “sales is a numbers game or not?” The debate has raged on for years with few converts. Ultimately, neither can convince the other that they were wrong, but neither can say they were right. Numbers Are Here To Stay.

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We Could Be Doing So Much More….

Partners in Excellence

We think we are doing well, but we really should be doing so much more. While these organizations are hitting their targets, and sometimes with aggressive YoY scaling, they should be doing so much more! Yet too many just keep doing what they have always done, failing to achieve their real potential.

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Sales Math – Quality vs. Quantity

Adaptive Business Services

The sales math. If you do not have historical data to compile ratios on yourself, you will need to start out with some average ratios, or reasonable goals, experienced by the company sales force. Gary and I have stunningly similar sales backgrounds as well as our belief in the importance of developing selling fundamentals.