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Sales strategy

A sales strategy that balances this year’s targets with long-term growth, built on where you’re really winning and losing by customer, product and territory.

The challenge

When sales are up, it’s easy to look only at the top line and this year’s bonuses. That view hides what’s happening underneath: which products are losing with key customers, whether new business is coming in, and what incentives are actually paying for. Today’s numbers reflect decisions made six months ago, so the work to change them has to start now.

How we approach it

We assess your sales strategy across six elements:

  1. Sales analytics: review growth and losses bottom-up by customer, product and territory.
  2. Benchmarks: look beyond year-to-date and year-over-year to multi-year trends.
  3. Time horizon: plan short-, mid- and long-term priorities, not just this year’s.
  4. Sales behaviors: define the behaviors your field and inside teams need to execute the plan.
  5. Playbooks: build shared playbooks with the who, what, when and how of selling.
  6. Oversight: track progress against the playbook and reinforce it steadily.

Questions we help you answer

  • Where are we winning and losing, by product, customer and territory?
  • Are we gaining new customers or mostly selling to our existing base?
  • Who on the team is hunting for new business, and who is farming?
  • How do we measure the results of our sales resources?

Ways to start

Start small and go as deep as you need.

  • 30 minutes

    30-minute working session

    Map the decisions you own and the metrics behind them, and see Clarity answer questions like yours.

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  • Half a day

    Half-day discovery workshop

    We work with your sales, marketing, finance and operations leaders to find the real problem, the risks in the way and what to do next.

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  • 30 days

    30-day sales performance assessment

    A clear baseline of your price, volume and mix performance by product and channel, so you know where you’re winning and losing.

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