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The document outlines sales quotas for a group project. Sales quotas are sales goals or targets developed from a company's annual marketing plan after sales forecasting and budgeting. Quotas are used to set performance standards, control performance, and motivate salespeople by identifying strengths and weaknesses. Types of quotas include activity, sales volume, profit, and combination quotas. The document discusses challenges in setting quotas and provides insights into setting realistic quotas that most salespeople can achieve through methods like territory potential and past sales experience.
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- 1. SALES QUOTA Group Members: Vineet Tilwani (107) Vinay Idnani (106) Siddhant Srivastava (100) Shubham Parande (98)
- 2. Sales Quota Sales quota are developed from the annual marketing plan of the company Sales quota are sales goals/ sales targets Sales quotas are prepared after sales forecasting and sales budgeting
- 3. Objectives of Sales Quota Making available performance standards Controlling performance Motivating People Identifying strengths and weaknesses 01 02 03 04
- 4. Types of quotas Activity quota It is a minimum level of sales oriented action that must be met by the salesperson Sales volume quota It is a quota that rewards sales reps for the number of deals they generate Pro鍖t quota It is set for the sales reps in such a way that they have to earn a certain revenue for the company by selling products or services Combination quota Companies set these quotas when they want to control sales force performance 01 03 04 02
- 5. 05 06 Forecast quota Revenue quota It is the monthly or quarterly sales goal that's assigned to a sales team member or a territory It is a common sales quota used to measure a predetermined goal for total revenue
- 6. Facing challenges and hurdles Helps to work with more clarity Importance of sales quota Commitment Motivate salesforce
- 7. Methods for setting Sales Quota Territory potential Past sales experience Total market estimate Executive Judgement Salespersons estimates Compensation plan
- 8. Insights into setting and administration of sales quota You should set quotas that majority of the salesforce can achieve, so that salespeople would accept quotas as fair Set realistic quotas Understand problems in setting quotas Underestimation and overestimation of territory potential, based on which quotas are set, can create problems Ensure sales people understand quotas The company management must ensure that the salespeople understand quotas and quota setting procedure Participation in quota setting You should allow the salesperson to take partin the process of quota setting 01 02 03 04
- 9. Insights into setting and administration of sales quota 02 03 05 01 01 01 01 05 06 07 Sales manager should give continuous feedback to sales people on their performance in relation t quotas Any major changes in the market demand or companies policies must be looked into and quotas should be change suitably Salespeople should be clearly communicated about the purpose of speci鍖c quotas Continuous feedback Flexibility in administering quotas Purpose of quotas
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