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Opportunity Math……

Partners in Excellence

Let’s look at some “opportunitymath. 60% of the opportunities we compete for end in no decision made! What if we set a goal of reducing the number of opportunities that customers abandon late in their buying process? We never even get exposure to those opportunities! Yet they fail!

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Scratching My Head In Amazement……

Partners in Excellence

It was, yet another, discussion on “sales math.” ” 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. No one is focused on the lost opportunity or the opportunity to grow even more than we currently are.

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Improve Sales Forecasts with Individually Weighted Pipelines

Iannarino

The weighted pipeline allows sales leaders to use the sales forces’ success rate at each stage of an opportunity to determine whether or not they will win the deal. We'll use simple math here as an example. One of the reasons for this is that it allows sales leaders to use a weighted pipeline to produce an accurate sales forecast.

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Sales Math – Quality vs. Quantity

Adaptive Business Services

The sales math. sales goal Average $ sale Closing ratio calls to appointments Closing ratio appointments to opportunities Closing ratio opportunities to sales I find it best to start with the end result (desired sales $) and then work it backwards. I’ll let you work on the next math problem. Presentation purposes only.

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We Could Be Doing So Much More….

Partners in Excellence

We scale simply by doing the math. If each seller can produce $X in revenue, to meet our goals, we simply do the math, we divide our goal by average revenue per seller and we make sure we have enough sellers in place. But the real opportunity is applying the same thinking–even if we are already achieving our goals.

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The Growth Opportunities Are Stunning, Why Aren’t We Capturing Them?

Partners in Excellence

So with this as a baseline, let’s nerd out on some more data and math: We know that of those companies that are committed to a buying effort, over 60% end in no decision made. That’s a huge lost opportunity. All we have to do to convert those opportunities is focus on building their confidence in the change initiative.

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“Sales Are Math,” Selling Isn’t!

Partners in Excellence

I recently read a LinkedIn post, one of the statements was, “Sales are math.” We think of selling as a math equation–to hit a goal we have to simply do more. But, to me, selling is all about helping a customer recognize they may have an opportunity to change, improve, grow. What is selling?

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