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What is a good SQL to opportunity conversion rate?
Sales Funnel Conversion Rate FAQs SQL to Opportunity: 50% to 62% Opportunity to Close: 15% to 30%
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What is a good lead to OPP conversion rate?
In an ideal world, you want to break into the top 10% — these are the landing pages with conversion rates of 11.45% or higher. So, when analyzing your conversion rates, anywhere between 2% and 5% is considered average. 6% to 9% is considered above average. And anything over 10% is good.
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What is a good meeting to opportunity conversion rate?
EngageTechs's inbound marketing conversion rates Funnel StageAverage Conversion Rate Meeting Booked > Meeting Attended 67% Meeting Attended > SAL 88% SAL > Opportunity 46% Opportunity > Deal 33%
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What is the average visit to lead conversion rate?
The visitor to lead conversion rate of an average page is considered “good” if it's around 2% to 5%. But the conversion rate benchmark for your business can vary widely depending on several factors like your target audience, lead generation tactics, and the effectiveness of your marketing strategies.
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and welcome back to my channel my name is Emily and I talk a lot about Salesforce today I'm going to be doing one of my many user training videos and this can also work for newer admins to kind of get a grasp on how people use Salesforce in their day-to-day today we're going to be going over how to convert a lead within Salesforce let's go ahead and jump into it so I'm currently on the homepage I can go up here to the leads button up here or I can go up to the three by three and this is almost guaranteed to get you where you want to if you don't see it up here in the navigation bar you can glow leads and it should just take you to the same exact place all right so as you can see this shows us a list of our currently reviewed or currently viewed leads this is what we like to call as as a list view so it takes a certain set of Records or people as this is for leads and the list view is showing us the ones that we have recently viewed if we wanted to change this up to something else maybe what we could do is we could do all open leads this would show us a different list View and then we can go into I'm going to go to J call as our lead so leads are this really interesting blend of different other groups of things so as you know leads are people that we're reaching out to that may or may not convert into being a paying customer but in Salesforce instead of it going from just someone that you meet either through a purchase list or through social media or at an event in Salesforce you will go through and convert a lead into three other things typically that's going to be an account a contact and a opportunity or an opportunity and the difference between having a lead and the account contact and opportunity it really depends on each company to company and oftentimes at least in my experience as an admin what I've seen is that once the lead has shown significant interest in our product then they are converted to an opportunity and then the sales rep can continue working on them or this can be handed off to uh another sales rep who is a little bit better at closing deals I've often see this where you have two different types of sales reps you have one that works on Gathering leads and qualifying leads and then you also have like the account executive who only works on opportunities and oftentimes whenever that switch or that handoff is between qualifying the lead and giving it to the account executive is usually right about where in the company you are going to convert that lead so the lead is a really interesting group of data because it houses the preliminary data for the accounts contacts and opportunities and so it has information that you'll find across all of those objects after this is converted such as the name of the person the company their title where this lead Source came from the industry rating number of employees all of these pieces of information are going to be parsed out across the account contact and opportunity if and when it does become converted so in the lead process there are a few different things we can do we can update all the different details that we have here maybe we gather more info on the number of employees that are at the company or what this person's title is at the company maybe the annual revenue of the company Etc one thing I do want to note is that the more information that you input here the better the company can become at recognizing the leads that are most likely to convert so let's take this example if we had a company that had or a few companies that had like 50 million in revenue and a few companies that had a hundred million in revenue and we were to compare those two groups and the 50 million group they were not converting as highly as the 100 million group then we'd likely want to Target more 100 million dollar companies and so our sales efforts and our Outreach efforts can be more directed towards the group that converts the most so that's my little spiel about entering in data it's really important it helps us draw conclusions later on it eventually makes your job a lot easier so you know let's go ahead and go through the process of converting this person a few different ways we can go through the fun little bar that we have here and then select the converted status so I selected converted and then we can select converted status or you can come up here and select convert and then what this is going to do is it's going to parse everything out to the account contact and opportunity you don't necessarily have to select to create an opportunity but you do need to select an account or create an account and contact let's say the ABC company already had an account in here I think it's always useful to go ahead and check to see if the company is there so that we're not duplicating things and we have to merge things in the future so that person does not have an account they likely do not have a contact I'm not going to check that and then we can go ahead and choose some of the information here so I'm going to say ABC 123 as the opportunity the naming convention comes from the account so it's first little bit is going to be the account name and then you'll likely have the rest of the opportunity name there so let's say if this was us selling a bunch of computers we would say ABC computer hardware for whatever date or however your company likes to do naming conventions for opportunities and then there might be some additional information for you to enter in based upon what your company has said that they want to parse out and pull over so we also have to choose the record type and it's going to have me choose High cap here then again we have that little check box if we didn't want to create an opportunity we would check that and then anything with a red asterisk is going to be required so the record owner is required converted status is required I'm going to keep it as close converted and go ahead and convert that so now from that one lead record has created the account contact an opportunity and these are all anything with blue is going to be a link so I can either go back to these create a new task I can go to the account contact and opportunity I'm going to go to the contact and we can see some information that has been pulled over so we have the phone number that's been pulled over the lead Source that's been pulled over and that's about it if you are an admin and you're looking to figure out how to bring over more information I should be coming out with a video about that soon but that is pretty much it when it comes to converting a lead within Salesforce of course every company is going to be different based upon different scenarios so it would be helpful to ask your manager what the uh the conversion qualification is if it's going to be having that handoff from the lead generator to the account executive or if it's going to be upon the the person signing an engagement agreement or something like that it just really depends on the company you're in and what their scenarios are but again thank you so much for watching this video if you liked it be sure to give it a thumbs up subscribe if you're feeling generous you can check out the courses on Salesforce down below or on Salesforce upscale.com you can connect with me on LinkedIn or Twitter at emilycall MBA and thanks so much have a good one [Music]
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