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Many organizations are focusing on building metrics-driven sales environments today. And with so many types of key performance indicators (KPIs) out there for sales teams, everyone has their own playbook. Me, I’m a conversational kind of sales KPI guy. Let’s dive right in then, shall we? I believe there are two types of sales KPIs:...
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We’ve written much recently on the importance of setting the right sales metrics and KPIs for your sales team, so let’s say you’re ready to go. You want to take a handful of the most critical metrics and build them into the center of your sales culture. They’ll become the “vital signs” of your sales...
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Through my experience as owner of The Harris Consulting Group, I’ve come across businesses big and small across all industries, and one thing remains true: Every sales organization needs a sales approach driven by key performance indicators (KPIs). Sales KPIs are both money makers and career builders. Implementing a sales KPI strategy indicates maturing of...
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When a salesperson starts in their new gig, some of the main questions they ask themselves are, “How am I going to get trained so I can ramp as fast as possible?” and “How am I going to put myself in the best possible position to succeed?” New hires are going through a big life...
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Determining your sales team’s key performance indicators (KPIs) is just step one. Then comes the crucial part: Ensuring your team not only knows what those KPIs are, but how they’re performing around those indicators. And you need to ensure this as often as possible. We’re talking real-time visibility. Not quite convinced? Then you should know this: Real-time visibility...
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Introducing a KPI-driven approach to your sales team has immediate and lasting effects on performance. We’re talking short term and long term. However, the unforeseen effect is the spark of a transformative culture change. And we’re talking about the positive kind of culture change. But you already know that. If you’re a little uncertain, read...
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