Few would argue that an effective sales process is critical to sales success. Yet historically there has been no accurate way to factually measure how effectively a sales team sells. Sure the actual sales figures tell us how many units were sold, but how many units could have been sold, or should have been sold?
Some companies have tried to use mystery shopping to measure what happens during the sales process, but they always find that the results generate as many questions about accuracy of methodology as they provide useful learnings.
Other companies survey their sales customers; asking them about their experience. The shortcoming of this approach is the fact that it ignores what happened to customers who did not buy, and it also assumes that the sales customers were aware of and focused on every sales behavior as it happened.
What is the answer? The patent-pending Pied Piper Prospect Satisfaction Index® (PSI®) process accurately and factually measures those sales behaviors mathematically proven to drive sales. Pied Piper PSI still uses “mystery shoppers,” but uses them merely as “fact gatherers” instead of asking for their opinions.
Go to www.piedpiperpsi.com for more details.
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