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Sales Management, Part I
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For all sales managers. How to be a better coach. How to be a leader. Recruitment. Induction. Staff retention. Staff productivity. Pay plans. Sales incentives. Sales targets. Making your sales meetings work. How to work out exactly what a customer enquiry really costs.

List of Contents:

  1. What all good Sales Managers know and consistently apply

  2. Are you getting good value from your sales executives?

  3. Coaching – improve the performance of your team

  4. Recruiting the right material

  5. Induction programmes – cutting down on showroom staff churn

  6. How to stop salespeople who leave you from stealing your customers

  7. What to do if your sales team is spending too much time on paperwork and not enough on selling

  8. Does your pay plan give you what you want?

  9. Effective pay plans for your sales force

  10. An activity-based pay plan

  11. Sales commissions – the ‘ad hoc’ game

  12. Sales incentives – how to make them work

  13. An incentive to get your people demonstrating more cars to more customers

  14. Demonstrators – how not to get burned by that executive model

  15. Sales meetings – how to make them work

  16. Sales targets – stay on track to hit your targets

  17. Targeting sales staff in a different way

  18. Sales control – how to get the most out of your Record of Enquiries Sheet

  19. The true cost of a customer enquiry

  20. Be a leader – not just a manager

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