For each sales opportunity:
- Was the opportunity the result of receiving an RFP? (If “Yes”, then treat these separately – see
below.)
- Was Discovery done?• Was a complete Situation Slide generated for each key player?
- Was a Great Demo! done?
• Or was the demo a “Harbor Tour”?
- What was the outcome (close, loss, no decision)? (A “no decision” could be defined, for example, as an opportunity that did not close in the forecasted quarter…)
Tracking these over each quarter will enable teams to
determine, very rapidly:
1. The impact of
completing Discovery (vs. not), with respect to closed business.
2. The impact of
Great Demo! demonstrations vs. Harbor Tours on achieving closed business.3. Who is or who is not doing Discovery.
4. Who is or who is not doing Great Demos! vs. Harbor Tours.
For opportunities from RFP’s:
1. Were we “Column A” (were we first or the favored vendor)?
2. Were we able to perform Discovery?
3. Were we able to change the order of a resulting Scripted Demo?
4. If “No” to 2 and/or 3, did we “Pull Back”?
Similarly, tracking these will enable teams to determine,
very rapidly:
1. When to say “Yes”
vs. “No” to RFP response requests.
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