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Two Tall Guys Talking Sales started out as a LinkedIn Live event. This episode is reproduced here so that our followers can follow from the beginning. We also think there is valuable content for salespeople and small company owners to learn from.
You can find this original episode on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/video/event/urn:li:ugcPost:6983225335962107904/ or listen to the audio-only version on your favorite podcast player.
In this episode, Kevin and Sean discussed the importance of setting appropriate sales goals for a company. They suggested starting with the end goal in mind and then working backward to set achievable but challenging targets. They also advise avoiding pitfalls such as not considering attrition or overstating possibilities when setting goals. Finally, they emphasize the importance of dedicating resources to new markets or initiatives to grow the business rather than only replacing lost customers.
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By Kevin Lawson and Sean O'ShaughnesseyTwo Tall Guys Talking Sales started out as a LinkedIn Live event. This episode is reproduced here so that our followers can follow from the beginning. We also think there is valuable content for salespeople and small company owners to learn from.
You can find this original episode on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/video/event/urn:li:ugcPost:6983225335962107904/ or listen to the audio-only version on your favorite podcast player.
In this episode, Kevin and Sean discussed the importance of setting appropriate sales goals for a company. They suggested starting with the end goal in mind and then working backward to set achievable but challenging targets. They also advise avoiding pitfalls such as not considering attrition or overstating possibilities when setting goals. Finally, they emphasize the importance of dedicating resources to new markets or initiatives to grow the business rather than only replacing lost customers.