I'm new to leading a sales team. In need of some pro tips!
Conner Ann Waterman
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- Anything that can help me track sales progress
- We sell travel tech software
- We're a team of 3
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Set KPIs for yourself and your team. Track as much of these metrics as possible and continue to figure out ways to improve. Decisions are best made with quantifiable data.
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I think once you have the tools in place - leading by example (hours/calls/demos) is huge - coaching is important and I always like doing daily 1 on 1s to talk not only about work goals but also life/goals. If they love their team they'll be less likely to leave once they amass the skills you're teaching them.
Five9 (and I am sure a lot of software) track and record calls so if you have macro level targets those can be good things to look at beyond just closed deals. Also measuring outreach / demos booked etc are pretty easy to track with any CRM (hubspot/salesforce/gohighlevel etc)
As a new sales team lead, efficiency is your best friend. For creating sharp sales content for travel tech, leverage the power of Custom Instructions. Tailor ChatGPT to act like a "Travel Tech Sales Guru" and let it draft pitches, emails, and more. This link may help you: https://gptblox.com/hunt.
Set clear goals and expectations.
Invest in training and development.