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What is an example of a sales pipeline?
Common sales pipeline stages include things, such as prospecting, qualification, discovery call, sales presentation, proposal, negotiation, contract signing and post-purchase activities.
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What is another name for a sales funnel?
The terms “sales funnel” and “sales pipeline” are often used interchangeably. Sometimes, these phrases are even combined into a single concept, the “sales pipeline funnel.” But while the two terms are similar, they don't represent the same thing.
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What is another name for a sales pipeline?
Sales pipeline and sales funnel both describe the flow of prospects through a sale, but there's an important difference between the two commonly confused terms.
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What is the difference between sales cycle and sales funnel?
The steps in a sales funnel include all the same steps as are in your sales cycle, but it allows you to see where all of your current sales cycles are broken down by stage. Think of it like an eagle's eye view of all of your in-process sales cycles.
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What are the 4 stages of sales pipeline?
The Seven Main Sales Pipeline Stages Prospecting. Through ads, public relations, and other promotional activities, potential customers discover that your business exists. ... Lead qualification. ... Demo or meeting. ... Proposal. ... Negotiation and commitment. ... Opportunity won. ... Post-purchase.
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What is the difference between a sales pipeline and a sales funnel?
A sales pipeline represents the process a consumer goes through to become a customer, from the point they express interest to the point they sign a deal. The sales funnel represents the number of prospects who make it through the different stages from being aware of your brand to purchasing from you.
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What is a sales pipeline?
A sales pipeline is an organized, visual way of tracking potential buyers as they progress through different stages in the purchasing process and buyer's journey. Often, pipelines are visualized as a horizontal bar (sometimes as a funnel) divided into the various stages of a company's sales process.
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What is the sales pipeline and sales process?
The steps in the sales pipeline are usually a combination of prospecting, lead generation, qualifying leads, engagement (contacting leads), nurturing (building relationships), conversion (closing), implementation and onboarding – the last two are more common with B2B companies.
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All right, so let's talk about a sales pipeline versus a sales funnel now, so many people often get this confused. They use those words interchangeably. However, a funnel suggests a number of prospects that you're working with that steadily drops off as the sales process goes on. So your sales funnel is guiding people through the different stages of actually becoming a paying customer. Right. And with a sales pipeline, that typically is a process where leads have gone through the series of funnel stages. They have either purchased a low ticket product or service. They've signed up for a demo and have submitted their contact information to learn more. So once they've done any one of those number of things, they're moved into a sales pipeline so that they can get to that next step in that pipeline, because a sales funnel is just trying to get people interested, trying to get people to become aware, trying to get people to have and take different micro conversions. Now, this is a really good illustration here of a sales pipeline where you have people that, you know, have either opted in, they've maybe bought a low ticket kind of trip wire offer and they have, you know, been qualified. Maybe they've had a quick phone call. They signed up for a demo. Right. And so now they're in the different stages of the sales pipeline. Now with a sales funnel. That's the difference here is that people are first coming here down this sales funnel to different varying stages. Right. And then they are, you know, turning into and becoming actual sales prospects in the sales pipeline because they've taken a specific action. They have, you know, bought something and now they're on to the next stage. So just wanted to record this one here to really give you the understanding that sales pipeline and sales funnel are two different things. A sales pipeline is where you're putting people after they've taken a number of different steps in your sales funnel and then now they are looking to become a long term type of customer where you have, you know, a product or service that you're looking to present to them. So that's it for this video here. We'll see you guys in the next one. Thanks.
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