Sales Planning and Territory Management
Course objective
- Analyze the process of sales planning and territory management.
- Practice effective ways of setting goals, developing sales activities and managing time.
- Use relevant tools for route structuring and territory management.
- Apply effective territory management and strategic selling methods.
- Revise sales strategies and provide proper sales training for sales force.
- Successfully choose, target and manage a territory, maximizing growth and profit
Who Can Benefit?
- All sales managers
- Supervisors
- Key account sales
- Other senior sales staff.
Course outlines.
- Sales Planning Process
- Setting SMART Objectives
- Developing a Sales Plan to Achieve Objectives
- Scheduling of Activities
- Monitoring and Evaluation of Sales Activities
- Management of Self and Time
- Time Management Techniques for Sales Professionals
- Sales People Time Analysis
- Managing your Time for Better Sales Results
- Follow up and Paper Work
- Dealing with Time Wasters
- Setting Monthly and Daily Priorities
- Daily Sales Planner
- Salesman Journey Plan
- Targeting Attractive Accounts
- Competitive Analysis
- Attractiveness Analysis
- Capability Analysis
- Account Selection Matrix
- Territory Management
- Generating New Accounts
- Managing Existing Accounts
- Computing the Cost per Call and Number of Calls Needed to Close a Sale
- ABC Account Classification and the Portfolio Model
- Designing Sales Territories Using Build-Up and Breakdown Method
- Basic Routing Pattern
- Route Structuring and Management
- Sales Force Structure and Organization
- Generalist and Specialist Sales Forces
- Dividing the Sales Force
- Professional Behavior
- How Sales People Think, Feel and Behave
- Sales People Non Verbal Behavior
- Building Self Confidence
- Assertive Behavior
- Controlling your Nervousness
- Dealing with Difficult Customers
- Relationship with Competition
- Secrets of Great Sales Management
- Stress Management
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Courses Title |
Date |
Venue |
Price |
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MK17 |
Sales Planning and Territory Management |
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