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Join us at the Payroll Associates Users Group Meeting in Scottsdale, AZ from April 27th-29th, 2006. Explore topics like Hiring Sales People, Building Compensation and Quotas, Setting Territories, Company Goals, and Performance Reviews. Learn about geographically based hiring and industry experience considerations, sales quotas, territory management, and goal-setting strategies. Discover effective appointment setting techniques and management practices to boost sales performance. Enhance your sales team's productivity and reach new heights in revenue goals.
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Sales Organization Payroll Associates, LLC User’s Conference Scottsdale, AZ April 27th-29th, 2006 Payroll Associates Users Group Meeting April 2006 – Scottsdale, AZ
Topics • Hiring Sales People – Profiles • Building Compensation and Quotas • Setting Territories • Company Goals • Management • Reviews/Performance
Hiring Sales People • Geographically Based • Industry Experience? Pros and Cons • ADP/PayChex • Basic Fundamentals Known • Interview -2 Interviews/Minimum -Have candidate do a presentation
Hiring Sales People • Business to Business Experience • Basic Backgrounds: -Office equipment -Telecommunications -Financial Services -Telemarketing -College Degree
Quotas • Usually a 60 -90 day Ramp-Up • First Year - $130,000 in Annual Revenue • First Year - $20,000 in Set Up • Compensation: -30k Base Salary -6k in Set Up Comm. -32.5k in Revenue Comm. Total Annual Compensation = $68,500
Compensation • 30k Base Salary • Car allowance of $300/mo. • 30% of Set Up Charges • 25% of Annual Revenue • Roll Call??? • Added Incentives for other programs or services
Setting Territories • All markets are different • Set up a numeric opportunity • Set up based on market segment • Small vs. Mid-Market • Advantages vs. the competition (ADP/PayChex) • Have new sales rep present a business plan (Pitney Bowes)
Territory Management • Division of territories can depend on many factors: 1. Amount of Prospects 2. Manageability 3. Size of Prospects 4. Layout/Saturation of Competition 5. Numeric Closing Percentages
Territory Management • Setting Appointments: 1. Shoot for 8 new appts. Per week 2. Incorporate other types of calls -Lead Groups (AM) -CPAs -Other Spheres of Influence -Clients
Ideal Week • Monday 9-10 am: Weekly Manager Meeting 10 am-12 pm: Phone – Setting new appts., follow up calls, internal information gathering 1-2 pm: Letters, faxes, etc. 2 – 5 pm: 2 Solid New Appts. 1 CPA Call 1 Client Call
Ideal Week • Tuesday 9am-12 pm: 2 New Appts. 1 pm-3pm: 2 CPA Calls/2 Client Calls 3-5 pm: 1 New Appt.
Ideal Week • Wednesday 9am-2 pm: Phone Blitz, setting appointments for next 2 weeks 2pm-5 pm: 2 New Appointments
Ideal Week • Thursday 9am-1pm: 2 New Appointments 1pm-5pm: Phone Blitz, setting appointments, client calls, upselling, CPA appointments
Friday • 9 am -12 pm: Office, demo practice, lead groups, education time, scope new opportunities, send letters, faxes, etc. • 2pm-3 pm:1 New Appointment • 3pm-5pm: Drop offs, play golf
Summary of Week • 11 Hours of Phone • 10 New Appointments • 4 CPA Calls • 1 Lead Group/Sphere of Influence • 3-4 Hours of Letters, follow up • 1 hour every day (Mon-Thurs) 5 pm-6pm, Close out paperwork, misc.
Annual Equivalent • 50 work weeks Per Year • 500 Appointments per Year -If I need 80 Units/Yr. -I need to close 16% of calls
Management • Trade territories for the day • Incorporate Client communications with daily activity • For the big calls- PRACTICE • Know the applications • Make every rep trench ready!!!!
Management • Do Character Building Activities • It is a hard job • Go on as many calls as poss. • Weekly Meetings to review activity and results • Time and Territory • Off Hour Time • Keep making it interesting and try new things with your reps.
Company Goals • Make this clear to Sales People • Be upfront, and share the revenue goals of the company • Make the bar high • Continue to Educate • Break it down to the day
Performance and Reviews • Be involved every week • Set short term and long term goals • Use as basis for performance • Impart rewards for goal achievement • Create warnings and notices • Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Annually • Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance