“I help business leaders develop and manage successful sales teams when fiscal responsibility prevents the hiring of a full-time sales manager.”

~ Jeff C. West

“I help business leaders develop and manage successful sales teams when fiscal responsibility prevents the hiring of a full-time sales manager.”

~ Jeff C. West

According to U.S. News and World Report, a full-time sales manager earns between $85,000 and $177,000 – with the median salary being $126,640.  When you add hiring costs, benefits and payroll taxes, the total cost is usually 25-40% greater than their salary alone.

There is a creative solution to reduce your headaches, achieve your sales goals and build a successful sales team… at a fraction of the cost of hiring a full-time sales manager.

Would you like to learn more?

According to U.S. News and World Report, a full-time sales manager earns between $85,000 and $177,000 – with the median salary being $126,640.  When you add hiring costs, benefits and payroll taxes, the total cost is usually 25-40% greater than their salary alone.

There is a way to reduce your headaches, achieve your sales goals and build a successful sales team… at a fraction of the cost of hiring a full-time sales manager.

Would you like to learn more?

Step One: Analysis

A complete analysis of your company’s sales process.

* Benefit of your product or service to end user

Logical plan to deliver that benefit

Value provided above and beyond the transaction

Goals for New Sales

Current Sales Ratios and Results

Current number of salespeople

* Sales Compensation Program

Average Gross Sales Per Rep

Average Gross Revenue and Profit Per Sale

Average Sales Conversations (Presentations) to close one sale

Current Prospects contacted to generate one sale

Pipeline analysis

Sales Leads

Prospects

Sales Process

Closing Analysis

CRM and Follow Up Systems

You’ll receive recommendations for ways to improve, based on your company goals and my sales analysis. 

(I will sign and provide a non-disclosure agreement, protecting all of your information.)

Step Two: Mentoring

Sales Management  for the Business Owner: Mentoring Program 

Everything in Step One… PLUS

 

  • 13 Weekly Coaching Calls: 1-on-1 with owner or key contact (up to 1 hour each)
  • Access to my sales collateral for each salesperson (maximum of 12)
    • Survival Skills for Commission Salespeople
    • Building a Golden Rule Referral Network
    • The Unexpected Tour Guide, by Jeff C. West
    • The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea, by Bob Burg and John David Mann

Tools for your sales team and coaching for you as their leader.

Step Three: Implementing

Boots on the Ground Implementation With Your Sales Team

Everything in Steps One and Two… PLUS

  • Fusion Points® Sales Boot Camp – Virtual or in Person

A half-day practical application session to equip your sales team to achieve your company sales goals.

Step Four:

Fractional Sales Management

A Super Creative Idea to Bring Regular Mentorship to Your Sales Team

Everything in Steps One, Two and Three… PLUS

  • Customized Activity Metrics based on company goals
  • Tracking of Sales Activity
  • Pipeline Monitoring
  • Weekly Group Sales & Cadence Call
  • Two advanced 1-on-1 advanced coaching calls per month per salesperson (up to 30 minutes each)

The benefits of having a sales manager, without the expense of funding the position.