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1. Use less steps over more. The more steps you have in your pipeline, the more opportunities you're creating for bottlenecks a
2. Determine how many revenue streams you have and decide whether they need fundamentally unique sales processes to clos
3. Save your deal pipeline for real opportunities. You shouldn't have a stage for "prospects".
4. Whether it's a scheduled meeting or signed contract, there should always be a traceable record to prove that the action has be
5. A stage is a "a point, period, or step in a process or development". Avoid naming your stages after segments or groups and u
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4. Use an educated guess to assign a probability of closing to each stage. With regular use, you can update these percentages to
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Follows up by email Schedule meeting
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Seller
Buyer
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Submitted inquiry form Schedule meeting
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Seller
Buyer
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mentally unique sales processes to close the deal. If so, they need separate pipelines.
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r stages after segments or groups and use verbs and action words.
se, you can update these percentages to better align with your sales process.
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Schedule review call Present proposal Discuss with team
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Approve purchase Sign contract Closed Won