The document outlines a 4-step process for achieving sales accountability: 1) defining a vision, strategies, and goals and communicating them; 2) establishing a selling structure aligned with the vision; 3) implementing a strong and consistent selling process with business planning; and 4) holding the sales team accountable by measuring performance against goals. The goals should be specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound, and stretching. Account managers are expected to present quarterly business reviews and annually outline their responsibilities and industry expertise.
The document outlines a 4-step process for achieving sales accountability: 1) defining a vision, strategies, and goals and communicating them; 2) establishing a selling structure aligned with the vision; 3) implementing a strong and consistent selling process with business planning; and 4) holding the sales team accountable by measuring performance against goals. The goals should be specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound, and stretching. Account managers are expected to present quarterly business reviews and annually outline their responsibilities and industry expertise.
The document outlines a 4-step process for achieving sales accountability: 1) defining a vision, strategies, and goals and communicating them; 2) establishing a selling structure aligned with the vision; 3) implementing a strong and consistent selling process with business planning; and 4) holding the sales team accountable by measuring performance against goals. The goals should be specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound, and stretching. Account managers are expected to present quarterly business reviews and annually outline their responsibilities and industry expertise.
The document outlines a 4-step process for achieving sales accountability: 1) defining a vision, strategies, and goals and communicating them; 2) establishing a selling structure aligned with the vision; 3) implementing a strong and consistent selling process with business planning; and 4) holding the sales team accountable by measuring performance against goals. The goals should be specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound, and stretching. Account managers are expected to present quarterly business reviews and annually outline their responsibilities and industry expertise.
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“Unlocking Sales Performance”
4 Steps To Achieving Sales
Accountability Measuring Performance & Sales Team Accountability 3 Essential Elements
Vision: The act or power of seeing…
Strategy: Careful plan or method…the art of devising or employing plans or stratagems toward a goal… Goal: The end toward which effort is directed…
net income to x$/x% by 2020. Maximize Woodard’s “Legendary Service,” & “One Woodard” Initiatives. Achieve Industry-wide Recognition as Employer of Choice. Achieve Operational & Sales Excellence.
Maximize a direct sales force cross selling all services to assigned, account based, business portfolios organized by industry verticals. Target individual focus/goals for each sales person: either large, complex new business development focus or new program development focus in addition to management of their business portfolio of accounts. Targets Areas for Business Development: Whales/$50K+; Lapsed Accts; Industry Targeted Programs (e.g., hospitals, universities, senior centers, contractors, national accounts, etc.) STEP # 1 Definable Vision, Strategies & Goals Then…Communicate * Communicate * Communicate
2010 Sales Goal Examples:
*Increase Top Line Revenue 22%
*Grow Insurance Program Segment / Incremental $850K *Establish Board-up Business to Convert 20 Fire Projects *Grow CAT/LL Segment / Incremental $700K *Establish Rug Cleaning Retail Channel / $100K STEP # 2 Selling Structure That Connect Company Vision! Sales Organization How We Were Structured:
* Two sales forces aligned by service offering:
Cleaning & Restoration
* A one-to-one networking & relationship
sales approach STEP # 3 Selling Process (Strong & Consistent) We Set Expectations for Sales People
The Selling Process Starts with Setting Expectations of
the Sales Account Manager:
• Skilled in Selling to a Disciplined Sales Model
• Ability to Execute Bottoms-up, Account-based
Forecasting
• Ability to Develop an Annual Business Plan
& Present to the Management Team • Ability to Develop Quarterly Business Plan Updates & Present to the Management Team STEP # 3 Selling Process (Strong & Consistent) Business Plans
2010 Revenue Goal (Invoiced $$): $
% Of Sales Team Goal: % % Of Company Goal: % % Of Goal Forecasted as New Business: % % Of Goal Forecasted as STEP # 3 Selling Process (Strong & Consistent) Business Planning Key Indicators to Monitor Success: Beyond the numbers, list all key indicators you will utilize to monitor your success. Examples can include: Competitive wins Number of losses STEP # 4 Sales Team Accountability Accountability: 1. subject to giving an account: ANSWERABLE 2: capable of being accounted for: EXPLAINABLE syn. see Responsible.
Responsible: 1. a.: liable to be called on to
answer; b (1): liable to call to account as the primary cause, motive or agent (2): being the cause or explanation 2. a: able to answer for one’s conduct and obligations TRUSTWORTHY STEP # 4 Holding the Sales Team Accountable Coach to Account-ability Every sales account manager is expected to, and measured on, their ability to: • Present quarterly business reviews against plan at the end of each quarter • Annually outline participation in the industries in which they have accepted responsibility as subject matter expert and responsibility for keeping the team informed of “what’s happening” in “their” adopted industry vertical(s) (e.g., trends, changes, challenges, successes, etc.) STEP # 4 Holding the Sales Team Accountable Coach to Account-ability Measure the Following: • The numbers, by service line, against goal and previous year • Proposals generated / Close percentage • Maintenance Programs and Restoration Agreements acquired, lost & why • Non-Maintenance clients acquired / lost & why • Prospect contacts made • Whales acquired • Large Loss presentations delivered & commitments acquired • Lapsed Accounts (contacted / converted to business) •Business Portfolio specific key indicators Unlocking Sales Performance” In Conclusion…
With a client-focused organization that is committed
to planning; the execution of a well-defined market approach & account planning process; a skilled sales account manager or sales team; and, the delivery of exceptional professional services…. We can know exactly where we are going…how we are going to get there…what’s working, what isn’t, and what needs to change to…. Unlocking Sales Performance”