You may be working at a company that doesn't have a good CRM, which can easily make your job stressful. How can you overcome this challenge to boost your sales?
Listen to this episode and hear my conversation with a ten year veteran sales professional. I chatted with Moustafa Moursy on how to develop your own personal sales system to help close more deals fast.
Moustafa Moursy’s Background
- Moustafa Moursy runs Push Analytics, a full-service digital agency.
- His team specializes in various areas, including CRM implementation and consulting, helping businesses elevate their operations to the next level.
- With experience across numerous industries, Push Analytics is a top-tier HubSpot partner and offers tailored solutions for complex business needs
Why Do Sellers Need a Workflow?
- If you don’t have a personal system of management, you’re only going to get so far.
- You may be good at the day-to-day workflow or a specific skill, but without a personal system, you’re only going to get so far.
- The personal system allows you to recognize your strengths and weaknesses.
What Should Be In Your System?
- It depends on what type of service or product you’re selling. The more complex your workflow is, the more planning you will have to do to build your system.
- Moustatafa shares that you should start by organizing your day-to-day workflow:
- Build healthy habits to help you be productive
- List out the tasks you plan to do for the day
- Have a positive mindset
- If your company doesn’t have a good CRM, Moustafa shares how you build a spreadsheet to create a system.
- Have checkpoints, and at the end of the week, review them. This will help you stay on track with your system, and if something falls through the cracks, you’ll be able to catch it.
Building Your Personal System
- Moustafa shares several steps to help you build a personal sales system:
- Organizing your CRM or spreadsheet
- Writing out what you want your system to be
- Building habits to create your system
“Maybe I would have been able to close a deal, if I had follow-up. That’s the point of having a personal system.” - Moustafa Moursy.
Resources
Reach out to Moustafa: hello@pushanalytics.com and use TSE” in the subject line for a consultation.
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