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forecast funnel pipeline

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Are They Into You Dating Clickbait

[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9310167/Australian-dating-coach-Louanne-Ward-reveals-red-flags-isnt-you.html] Not a terribly groundbreaking article as served up by the Aussie room of the dailymailonline [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9310167/Australian-dating-coach-Louanne-Ward-reveals-red-flags-isnt-you.html] juggernaut. Despite the clickbait title. Yet out of such slack staleness we can rescue an interesting Sales

Different Perspective Meme Slide of Clever Techie

The cuddly toy mobile the parents see is cute smiley faces. The baby though, gets a whole less appealing view. Parents blissfully unaware. A techie in so deep they bought crypto in its earliest of days, had to give a presentation on direction. They do not like slidedecks. In fact,

Any Potential Deal Of Yours Unfit?

In cricket, the statements that you were both outplayed in defeat and that the pitch was not up to standard are not contradictory. As last week’s India 3rd Test slaying of England in the world’s largest stadium at Ahmedabad showed. In the shortest match since WW2. The broadsheet

What Stockbroker Asset Allocation Can Do For Your Forecast Management

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/11/assetallocation-cover.jpg] In what was for a startling time my favourite cafe in the world, I came across this ‘how I got rich’ book. I found it a particularly galling read. Not just because of my usual contempt for people that make

SCARF To Keep Buyer Chills At Bay

The acronym SCARF Dan Rock created from the five ‘key social domains that are either rewarding or threatening for us’ which tend to drive behaviour. Namely; > Status Certainty Autonomy Relatedness Fairness. He explains his model as originally published by Booz & Company, in the PWC journal, s+b [https://www.strategy-business.

Chance of Success vs Positive Outcome 2x2

Draw a square. Split into four quadrants with a pair of centrally perpendicular lines. Et voila. A 2×2 matrix. A familiar trope yes, yet the ‘two b/two’ is remarkably durable in the salesroom. Usually where the vaunted place of desire is top-right; ◳. Think of the ‘priority matrix’, pitting

Add BITE To Your Political Analysis?

Political mapping is an area I field many questions in. Even salespeople pathologically disposed against selling “systems” are often fascinated by a tool or three that can help them visualise the potential machinations at play prospectside. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Perhaps the simplest of entry-level models can be adapted from the discipline of

Are You Romanticising Time Spent In Your Territory?

I was reminded recently of the time way back I helped assess the breakdown of a long-standing, pavement pounding salesperson’s results. They kept a tight clasp on a particular town in their patch. Had done so for over a decade. Using data analysis newly available, it turned out profits

Your Magic Of Averages

The annual policy reboot that is UK Party Conference season ends with the incumbent PM setting out his agenda for all things non-pandemic. He was widely praised for using the phrase of his perhaps most illustrious predecessor; the magic of averages. Here’s one former government economics adviser’s description

Zipf Law of Power Funnel Management

How often do you think on the make-up of your pipeline portfolio? How your funnel is constituted can have a huge effect on productivity. Directly impacting on your commission, career and clout. Chasing solely the high contributing campaign(s) can lead to dependence on the odd Whale, periods of feast