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How do you qualify opportunities in your pipeline?

Writer's picture: Tony TrajceskiTony Trajceski

 I’m passionate about sales and truly enjoy collaborating with clients to understand their challenges. Building long-term, meaningful relationships is key to working together towards a common goal - solving those challenges.

 

In the excitement of pursuing new opportunities, it’s easy to overlook some critical indicators that can better qualify your pipeline.

 

To stay on track, I'd make it a point to review my pipeline daily and ensure I have clarity on the following for every deal:

 

Am I working within a allocated budget? (Not just the current or intended spend)

Is there a compelling event driving the need?

Who is the decision maker?

What is the decision-making process?

What is the current solution, and what does the client like about it?

Who is the current supplier (and competition)?

Is there a contract end date?

 

If I’m missing any of these details, it’s a sign to reconnect with the client or, depending on the engagement, bring my manager along to strengthen the relationship.

 

It’s not just about solving problems; understanding and accounting for these variables are essential. With this approach, I can forecast with greater confidence.

 

What other variables do you consider?

 

 

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