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The end of summer isn’t all bad – especially if you’re in sales.

The end of summer isn’t all bad – especially if you’re in sales.

by Richard Mann | Sep 10, 2024 | Forecasting methods

At QuarterOne, we are able to track metrics for our customers such as sales velocity – the time it takes to close a deal. These metrics are golden! As the summer and holiday season comes to an end, we thought we would look back at the last few months and do a...
Using QuarterOne & your CRM for better sales forecasting

Using QuarterOne & your CRM for better sales forecasting

by Michael Foulkes | Jul 17, 2024 | Forecasting methods

​Better sales forecasting is easily achievable – but only if you’ve have the right tools! QuarterOne was created to help businesses unlock the value of their CRM data and use that data to create sales forecasts, analytics and reports with without the...
How to clean up your CRM sales data

How to clean up your CRM sales data

by Richard Mann | May 13, 2024 | Forecasting methods, Sales Forecast, Sales Management

It’s important to get your sales data up-to-date – always. Having the best quality information will allow you to get the most value out of your CRM and produce the best possible sales forecasts.Here are a couple of quick ways QuarterOne can help you to...
Sales velocity – part 2: Calculating a velocity-based sales forecast

Sales velocity – part 2: Calculating a velocity-based sales forecast

by Richard Mann | May 12, 2024 | Forecasting methods, Sales Management, Sales Velocity

If you’ve read part 1 of our article on sales velocity, hopefully we’ve convinced you why it is such a simple yet critical measure of the health of your business.   In part 2, we will introduce some other important sales measures and using these to show...
Understanding your sales velocity – part 1

Understanding your sales velocity – part 1

by Richard Mann | Apr 7, 2024 | Forecasting methods, Sales Management, Sales Velocity

Let’s face it, businesses need to generate new sales to survive.  New prospects are obviously important, but they don’t all turn into sales and not all opportunities are worth the same amount.  Measuring sales velocity is a great way of bringing it all together to...
Deal slippage: Uncovering the hidden cost in your sales pipeline

Deal slippage: Uncovering the hidden cost in your sales pipeline

by Richard Mann | Feb 10, 2024 | Forecasting methods, Sales Forecast, Sales Management, Sales Velocity

You’ve seen it happen before – your sales pipeline was looking great until two weeks before the end of the quarter, then it basically falls off a cliff! The deals are still there, marketing are producing leads, the sales team are still celebrating new wins...
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