洋書 - Cracking the Sales Management Code

Key Takeaways

AOR
  1. Sales Activities : the Drivers of Sales Performance
  2. Sales Objectives : the Sales Force’s Mandates
  3. Business Results : the Company’s Health

Sales Activities -> Sales Objectives -> Business Results : AOR!

5 Sales Processes
For Sales rep - COAT!
  1. Call management - Planning and conducting individual customer interactions
  2. Opportunity Management - Strategically navigating a multi call sales cycle
  3. Account Management - Maximizing long-term value from a single customer
  4. Territory Management - Allocating effort efficiently across different types of customers
For Sales management

Sales force enablement - Investing in improved sales force execution


目次

PART 1 Metrics, Metrics Everywhere

CHAPTER 1 CRM, Reporting, and a False Sense of Control
  • The War Room
  • Got Control?
  • The Source of the Problem
  • How Sales Has Trailed Its Peers

PART 2 The Sales Management Code . . . Cracked!

CHAPTER 2 What Can We Really Manage?
  • Great Sellers Evolve into Great Managers . . . Maybe?
  • It’s the Sales Manager, Stupid
  • Can You Manage a Number?
  • Our Journey Begins
  • The Question
  • Activities, Results, and the Stuff In-Between
  • The Code Begins to Crack
CHAPTER 3 Business Results—the Company’s Health
  • Back to the War Room
  • Doing Well
  • The Problem with “Managing by Results”
CHAPTER 4 Sales Objectives—the Sales Force’s Mandates
  • Smile . . . For a While
  • Behold, the Sales Objective
  • Stuff for Sales Management to Worry About
  • The Sales Force as Ground Cover
  • The “Capable” Sales Force
  • Acquire, Retain, Grow, Repeat
  • Sell Something . . . but Not Just Anything
  • The Sales Force: Revenue Machine or Strategic Weapon?
CHAPTER 5 Sales Activities—the Drivers of Sales Performance
  • The Missing Metrics on the Wall
  • Sales Processes, You Say?
  • The Building Blocks of Control
  • Fact: Better Processes = Better Sales Performance

PART 3 Using the Code to Manage Your Sales Force

CHAPTER 6 Building the Foundation for Control
  • The Building Blocks
  • Which Sales Process Is Best for Our Company?
  • Rightsizing Your Sales Process
  • Off the Shelf or Off the Mark?
  • Does That Also Come in Gray?
CHAPTER 7 Selecting and Collecting Your Metrics
  • If Sales Management Were a Snap
  • Choosing Activity, Objective, and Result Metrics
  • Bringing Back the Smiles
  • The Shape of Things to Come
  • Learning to Let Go
  • Speaking of Reports . . .
CHAPTER 8 Managing with Processes and Numbers
  • Now It’s Time to Manage
  • Managing Call Managers
  • Managing Opportunity Managers
  • Managing Account Managers
  • Managing Territory Managers
  • And Sales Force Enablement
  • Which Process for Which Objective?
  • The Treasure Map
  • An Advanced Degree: Selecting A-O-Rs for the Individual Seller
CHAPTER 9 Mission Accomplished
  • In Reflection
  • The Ultimate Status Check
  • And Finally . . .

Appendix: Troubleshooting Guide