Build a Sales Machine That Makes More Revenue (Without Adding More Reps)
If time is money – and it is – sales processes sure do waste a lot of it.
According to Salesforce, the average rep spends just 28% of the day on sales activities like prospecting and interacting with customers.
Where does the other 72% go? Most of it goes to administrative tasks like planning, generating proposals and entering data in the CRM.
Consider a high-value sales rep’s salary – that’s a fair bit of dosh for data entry. Not to mention the cost of missed revenue opportunities.
One study estimated companies may lose as much as 38% of potential revenue every quarter to inefficiencies in their sales process.
Taken all together, it’s pretty clear the fastest way to fatten up the bottom line is to slim down reps’ to-do lists.
How to Level Up Your EA Relationship and Make It Top-Tier (No Cap)
So, you’ve decided to work with an Executive Assistant—awesome! As we always say, you don’t need much to get started. Just a good attitude, a rough idea of what you want to delegate, and your big boy pants so you can actually put some trust in this new stranger suddenly managing your life.
But if you want to turn that EA relationship into a legendary one—think cheese paired with wine—it’s going to take a bit more than that…
Prep Your Business for End-of-Year (So You Can Actually Relax on Your Holiday Break)
While employees spend the holidays relaxed and festive, many business owners are secretly fretting over whether they crossed all the t’s and dotted all the i’s before the end-of-year close.
All you want to do is unwind, sip some cocoa and give your family your undivided attention. But you can’t keep your mind from wandering back to work.
Maybe you missed a few goals this year, and you’re worried next year will bring more of the same. Maybe it was a year of growth, and you’re not sure if you’re set up to keep the momentum.
It’s critical to spend the weeks before break pulling your socks up, getting organised and planning ahead for a successful year.
Follow our end-of-year checklist so you can spend your break opening presents and decking the halls, not opening emails and making calls. Come back in January relaxed, recharged and ready to go.
