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Uncover the Blind Spots in Your Territory

SBI Growth

When your territory is changed, it opens a lot of questions for Sales Reps. Good Managers can provide answers, but typically from the “big picture” perspective. But can you, the Sales Rep, make a living in this new patch? To answer those questions, we built a Territory Evaluator. Why Territories Change.

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CRM’s Big Blind Spot: Measuring Sales Managers

Sales and Marketing Management

For most organizations, the answer is to gain visibility into the activities of individual sales reps. There’s nothing wrong or nefarious about this strategy. If leaders can’t see what salespeople are doing, they can’t manage what their reps are doing. Nor can they make smart investments in improving sales capability.

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5 Benefits of Territory Mapping Software

Xactly

Your sales territories are geographical areas managed by a sales rep or sales team. A territory can be defined by several factors, but most commonly, territories are mapped based on sales potential, sales history, geography, or a combination of factors. Download Guide.

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Unleashing the Power of Frontline Sales Management

Sales and Marketing Management

These efforts frequently end up with disappointing results, however, because most companies neglect the most powerful lever in their arsenal: their frontline, field-level sales managers who directly coach, influence and guide sales reps on a daily basis. In this study, top managers brought in an average $3.5

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Resource management for sales: A guide for sales managers

Nutshell

As a sales manager, you want to make sure your team has everything they need to succeed. The answer is resource management skills—a crucial but often overlooked skill in the sales manager’s toolkit. Types of resources Budget Human resources Material resources Why is resource management important for sales managers?

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Why Sales Managers Struggle with Effective Hiring

Miller Heiman Group

Though sales organizations hire more sellers than ever to grow their business and compensate for losing salespeople, studies show that they may not be following hiring best practices: 84% of sales leaders say they lack the sales talent they need to succeed in the future. How Sales Organizations Can Improve Hiring Decisions.

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Why Some Sales Managers Fail

InsideSales.com

For a Sales Representative, climbing the corporate ladder begins with a promotion to Sales Manager. This is an exciting opportunity to be recognized by senior management and develop your career options. Below we have outlined 6 of the pitfalls and benefits of a good Sales Manager. People Management.