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Five Sales Management Metrics to Track and Measure

Colleen Stanley - 10 December 2020

Five Sales Management Metrics to Track and Measure
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Thu, 12/10/2020 – 16:08
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Which sales management sales activity metrics does your company track and measure?  Sales organizations often focus only on tracking and measuring a salesperson’s sales activity metrics, such as number of prospecting calls, new sales conversations, demos, proposals and closed business.
This type of accountability is important to ensure sales success. Equally important is holding sales managers accountable to the achievement of their sales management activity metrics.
The consistent cadence of the sales management activities CREATES consistent achievement of sales goals.
There are several sales management metrics to consider. The metrics will vary by the tenure of the sales team, type of sales team being managed and where the company is positioned in the competitive landscape.
Here are five key sales management activity metrics to install, track and measure. The

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