As a sales recruitment agency, we know that meeting your sales targets is one of your prime objectives in sales. But when things don’t go according to plan we can be quick to blame the current state of the economy or external factors for recent performance woes. But the truth is there are still many sales professionals who are regularly hitting their sales targets.
You can still hit your sales targets, even during a recession or slower economic times. You may just need to revisit your sales process and approach. You could be overlooking something or failing to make the necessary adjustments to reflect your customers renewed.
Are you having trouble meeting your sales targets? Here are some common reasons why sales professionals are missing the mark.
Lack of leads: A lack of leads can make it difficult for sales professionals to hit their targets. This can be due to poor lead generation strategies or a lack of investment in lead generation. Or more likely right now, poor economic conditions, make it more challenging to find opportunities.
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Elizabeth is a sales recruiter that has led and developed multiple top sales teams in Canada in the Automotive, Retail, and Sports Industries. With 6+ years of corporate sales experience, she knows what separates a good salesperson from a great salesperson. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with a Specialization in Marketing and Accounting with Honours from the Schulich School of Business at York University.