The Power of
Prioritization
Based on research from a sales optimization study by Velocify
The key is not to prioritize what’
s on your schedule, but to
schedule your priorities.
“
Stephen Covey
American educator, author, businessman, and keynote speaker
The Premise
Salespeople using a prioritized list
of leads and activities are able to:
1. Work more leads
2. Boost engagement
3. Add more revenue
The Results
You should know that this was a large study of
400+ companies and a million leads.
The numbers are solid.
Salespeople who use prioritization
to determine their daily sales activities
are able to manage more leads.
1
The leads they do manage also
get more attention—as seen by
the number of actions and contact
attempts and total talk time per lead.
2
Salespeople using prioritization took
22% more actions per lead.
3
The number of contact attempts
per lead was 33% higher for
salespeople who used
automated prioritization.
4
Salespeople using prioritization were
able to take 37% more actions,
make 49% more contact attempts,
and increase their talk time by 88%.
5
Salespeople working off
of a prioritized list were 19% more
likely to call new leads in less than
five minutes and 26% more likely to
call new leads in less than one hour.
6
Faster speed-to-call times result in far
higher contact and conversion rates
for users of prioritization.
7
On average, salespeople who use
prioritization had 15% higher contact
and conversion rates than those who
didn’t use prioritization.
8
The average conversion rate
was 97% higher.
9
Companies whose salespeople used
prioritized lists more than 70%
of the time had conversion rates
that were 29% greater than average.
10
Companies whose salespeople used
prioritized lists almost exclusively
enjoyed conversion rates that were
49% greater than average.
10
Read the blog post by James Obermayer.
Get your own copy of the study.
Want more data?
Many thanks to...
James W. Obermayer
@SalesldMgmtAssn
Dan McDade
@PointClearPD
Jorge Jeffery
@Velocify
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by Pipeliner CRM
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Sales: The Power of Prioritization

  • 1.
    The Power of Prioritization Basedon research from a sales optimization study by Velocify
  • 2.
    The key isnot to prioritize what’ s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities. “ Stephen Covey American educator, author, businessman, and keynote speaker
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Salespeople using aprioritized list of leads and activities are able to: 1. Work more leads 2. Boost engagement 3. Add more revenue
  • 5.
    The Results You shouldknow that this was a large study of 400+ companies and a million leads. The numbers are solid.
  • 6.
    Salespeople who useprioritization to determine their daily sales activities are able to manage more leads. 1
  • 7.
    The leads theydo manage also get more attention—as seen by the number of actions and contact attempts and total talk time per lead. 2
  • 8.
    Salespeople using prioritizationtook 22% more actions per lead. 3
  • 9.
    The number ofcontact attempts per lead was 33% higher for salespeople who used automated prioritization. 4
  • 10.
    Salespeople using prioritizationwere able to take 37% more actions, make 49% more contact attempts, and increase their talk time by 88%. 5
  • 11.
    Salespeople working off ofa prioritized list were 19% more likely to call new leads in less than five minutes and 26% more likely to call new leads in less than one hour. 6
  • 12.
    Faster speed-to-call timesresult in far higher contact and conversion rates for users of prioritization. 7
  • 13.
    On average, salespeoplewho use prioritization had 15% higher contact and conversion rates than those who didn’t use prioritization. 8
  • 14.
    The average conversionrate was 97% higher. 9
  • 15.
    Companies whose salespeopleused prioritized lists more than 70% of the time had conversion rates that were 29% greater than average. 10
  • 16.
    Companies whose salespeopleused prioritized lists almost exclusively enjoyed conversion rates that were 49% greater than average. 10
  • 17.
    Read the blogpost by James Obermayer. Get your own copy of the study. Want more data?
  • 18.
    Many thanks to... JamesW. Obermayer @SalesldMgmtAssn Dan McDade @PointClearPD Jorge Jeffery @Velocify
  • 19.
    Presentation created by PipelinerCRM +1-888-843-6699 Email Us @PipelinerCRM LinkedIn Facebook Visit our Website