How to Optimize Your Sales Funnel
Boosting Sales Performance with Small Improvements in Just the Right Places
Improving sales performance across the board and at-scale can seem like a daunting task. There are so many different factors and variables involved; it's difficult to know where to start and how to proceed. But with a different perspective on your sales funnel, you can generate significant improvements far more easily than you might have imagined. In this on-demand training webinar, we’ll share:
- Why viewing your sales funnel as an "interconnected system of inputs and outputs" is so powerful and transformative.
- A straightforward way to identify the points in your sales funnel with the most leverage and impact on overall results.
- How relatively small improvements can cascade, combine, and compound to produce a magnified impact on performance.
- Suggestions and tips for getting started, avoiding major problems, and getting the most from your improvement efforts.
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