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And how can you double your magic number without reinventing the wheel for better quota attainment or cutting everything? The magic number is a key measure of financial health for any SaaS company, and it has significant implications for your company’s ability to not only drive profits but also its ability to drive growth.
Percentage of sales reps attaining 100% quota. Imagine one of your reps isn’t hitting her quota. The less time it takes a salesperson to meet her quota, the higher her sales productivity. Nothing makes team quota slip further out of reach than unexpectedly losing a high (or even average) performer. Revenue by territory.
And of course, a strong sales comp plan needs to motivate reps to hit goals that grow the company while still maintaining a profit margin. Here’s a simple example to begin with that covers the SDR, AE and Customer Success Manager (CSM) functions: Table 1. Impact of recoverable vs. non-recoverable draw. Recoverable draw.
The smartest and fastest growing companies of the last decade all found a way to harness that data and use it to make smarter and more profitable decisions. I was responsible for onboarding hundreds of salespeople, training the entire BDR, AE, CS, and Support functions. And guess what? What’s the Point, You Might Ask.
And the way you get it is whether it’s outbound, generally inbound events or whatever, solve a 10 X pain point, solve a unique pain point that a large enterprise has that other vendors don’t provide. Think about just like we’ve talked about on SaaStr, you got to hire two AEs that hit quota before you hire a VP of Sales.
Here, what you really want to think about is testing out two or three reps, seeing how they work, see if their quotas are about right. I had regular quota carrying sales rep on top of everything else. ” Did you hire the wrong first generation management team because you hadn’t done those functional areas before?
High-Profit Prospecting. Hire Right, Higher Profits. It uses the formula PPVVC=S (Pain x Power x Vision x Value x Control = Sale) to help salespeople accurately gauge the probability of closing a deal. Sales Development and Prospecting. The Sales Development Playbook. Outbound Sales, No Fluff. Top of Mind.
But I’m thrilled to welcome David back to the show today to discuss a very specific topic, the nine stage model to get a B2B software company to get repeatable, scalable, and profitable growth. I wanted to sort of emphasize the fact that the three words repeatable, scalable, and profitable are really interesting words.
There’s hundred million dollar profitable businesses, there’s two of those guys who just raised their A round, who got 24 months of runway. How do I create an ambitious quota that they feel they can really reach but also is a stretch, but also not too easy?” Dave Kellogg: Juicing up quotas is something you do later.
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