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Sales coaching

Sales coaching that shows where each rep is stuck

Find the step where each rep drops off, coach that step, and stop rebuilding the week on Friday.

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Where each rep drops off, week 3Illustrative
Ana41 calls, 6 appointments setThe opening
Ben12 appointments booked, 7 metConfirming
Cara9 meetings, 1 saleClosing
DevNothing logged since TuesdayCheck in first
EliOn pace at every stepKeep going

Illustrative. Each rep's ratios come from what they log, after about a month.

The problem

Without numbers per rep, the same problems repeat every month

Your team is busy. The work lives in a group chat, a spreadsheet tab and people's heads, so you find out how the month went once it's over. Then everyone gets the same talk, because you can't see who's short on appointments and who's losing them at the close.

  • Leads come in and nobody can say who followed up.
  • Appointments get booked, then don't happen.
  • You learn the week's pace on Friday.
  • You nag to find out who's doing the work.
What you've tried

A training day, a CRM, a Monday meeting. Here's why none of them held.

Each one fixes part of the problem and leaves the rest to you.

A training day

Everyone hears the same thing, and it's gone in a week.

A CRM

The team stops updating it after two weeks, and it never says which step a rep is stuck on.

A Monday meeting

You hear what people remember to tell you.

Coaching from memory

You coach the rep you're worried about, and the steady middle gets nothing.

How it works

A clear plan for each rep, not more guesswork

Each step is done with you, and the biggest leak comes first.

  1. Start with one problemYou tell us what's slowing the team down, and we pick the biggest leak first.
  2. Count what each rep doesCalls, appointments set, appointments met and sales closed, one tap each. After about a month, every rep has their own ratios.
  3. Coach the step that's brokenFew appointments means practising the opening. Booked but not met means confirmations. Met but not closed means objections and closing.
  4. Check the number movedThe same ratios show whether the coaching worked, so the next plan starts from what happened.
What we coach

Coaching on the five places a sale stalls

Where a rep drops off tells you what to coach.

Where it stallsWhat the numbers showWhat we coach
Prospecting and outreachFew conversations startedWho to contact, and what to say first
Appointment settingPlenty of calls, few appointmentsThe opening and the ask, practised out loud
Follow-upLeads go quiet after the first chatA date on every lead, and the follow-up done on it
Show rateAppointments booked, then no-showsHow meetings get confirmed
Objections and closingMeetings held, few salesObjection handling and the closing conversation
Each rep

Stop coaching every rep the same way

Two reps can miss the same number for different reasons. We help you see each one's strengths, blind spots, how they take feedback and what motivates them, so your coaching fits the person.

  • A personal development plan for each rep.
  • A clear view of what each rep works on next.
  • How to give each rep feedback they'll act on.
Ana's planIllustrative
StrengthStarts conversations easily
Blind spotAsks for the meeting too late
Takes feedbackOne point at a time, with an example
Works on nextAsking for the appointment in the first two minutes
Between sessions

Keep the follow-up going without nagging

Coaching fades when nothing holds it between sessions. Every lead in the pipeline carries the date someone promised to come back, and what a rep agrees to in a 1:1 lands in their task list.

  • Reps book their own 1:1 in the hours you set, and you prep it from their week of activity.
  • The team board shows who hasn't logged in days, and their weekly reflection sits beside your notes.
Ben, since the last 1:1Illustrative
Confirm Thursday's meetingsAgreed in the 1:1Done
Call back three quiet leadsFollow-up dates in the pipelineDue Fri
Practise the openingFive calls, then a quick reviewOpen

Illustrative. The next 1:1 starts from what's done and what's still open.

Fit

Who this is for, and who it isn't

A good fit

You manage a team of reps and still sell, the work lives in chats and a spreadsheet, and you want each rep coached on their own numbers.

Not a fit

One person selling alone, a team that wants a training day and nothing after it, or reps who won't log what they do.

Questions

Sales coaching, answered

What is sales coaching?

It's working with one rep on the part of the sale they're weakest at, then checking it got better. Training teaches the whole team the same thing, while coaching starts from that rep's own numbers.

How is this different from sales training?

Training is one session for everyone. We start from each rep's ratios, coach the step that's broken, and keep the follow-up running between sessions so it doesn't fade.

Will my team actually log what they do?

Some won't at first. Logging is one tap per call or meeting, and the board shows who hasn't logged in days, so you know who to talk to.

How long before the numbers mean anything?

About a month. Follow-up dates work from day one, but each rep's ratios need a month of their own activity first.

Will my reps feel watched?

They see their own numbers, the same ones you see. The talk changes from "why are you behind" to "your calls are fine, your appointment rate isn't".

What does it cost?

We'll go through that on the call, once we know which problem you want fixed first.

What happens on the 30-minute call?

You tell us what's slowing the team down, and we come prepared. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

Stop carrying every rep's month yourself

Tell us what's slowing the team down. We'll come prepared, and tell you which step we'd coach first.

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