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Sales Lead Conversion Process in Onboarding Forms
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What is the conversion rate for lead form?
To calculate lead conversion rates, divide the number of leads by the total number of visitors, then multiply that by 100%. For example, if your website has around 500 visitors and 20 of that number fill out your lead capture form, your lead conversion rate is 4%.
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What is a good lead conversion ratio?
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 lead form conversion?
Lead form conversions are automatically created in Google Ads when the form receives its first submission. Your campaign may also drive website conversions. You can determine your click and conversion performance by segmenting your performance report by “Click type” and “Conversion type” in your Google Ads account.
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What is sales lead to conversion?
Lead to Sale Conversion Rate is a metric that measures how effective the sales team is at converting a prospective customer, called a lead, into a paying customer. The generation of leads is the responsibility of marketing, and the conversion of these leads into customers is the responsibility of sales.
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What is the process of lead conversion?
How to convert leads Develop a lead scoring process. The first step to converting leads is making sure that your team's efforts are going toward the most likely conversion candidates. ... Nurture qualified leads. ... Take advantage of reviews and referrals. ... Keep your sales content fresh and accurate. ... Map out key follow-up points.
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What does lead conversion mean?
What is lead conversion? Lead conversion is the process of turning a lead into a customer. This process includes everything from sales tactics to marketing materials and varies significantly between companies (though many of the principles of the process stay the same across the board).
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What is the sales conversion process?
Sales conversion occurs when your organization does the right things at the right time to advance a prospect through the sales process. In doing so, your company creates the trust required for a prospective customer to buy from you.
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Are Google lead forms worth it?
Cost-Effective: Lead forms can be a cost-effective way to generate leads as you only pay when a user submits their information. This means you're not paying for clicks that don't convert. Quick and Easy Setup: Creating lead forms within Google Ads is relatively simple and doesn't require extensive technical expertise.
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[Music] hi and welcome to part one of our free training for agency owners consultants and service providers my name is melissa and in today's video we'll talk about how to create a standardized client sales process that will help you win new clients and boost your sales but before we do that let's take a moment and see what a sales process really is a sales process is a set of repeatable steps or phases that guide a prospective buyer from the early stage of awareness to a closed sale depending on the complexity of the sale there will be somewhere between three to six steps in the process but since companies tend to adjust the entire system ing to their needs this number can definitely differ here in infinity we've created a five-step process which you can use and adjust to your own company and clients let's quickly go through it step one prospect this is where you get to add your newly to the crm do some research about them and then schedule the first meeting it's all about learning more about them step two meeting here you actually get to hold a meeting with a potential client and see what they expect out of you in this phase you can also send a pre-meeting survey to gather even more information step 3 proposal if you decide that your nearly qualifies for the proposal this is where get to create and send it to them step 4 agreement this is where you follow up on your proposal perhaps schedule another meeting and send your client the contract for your future cooperation step five closed you officially close your client once they have agreed to your terms and sign the contract when that's done you need to set up everything for the onboarding process okay so now that we know what the steps are let's see why it's important for you to have a great sales process in place a great sales process creates a routine within your sales department and ensures your sales don't stagnate it automatically eliminates disorganization and the chances of missing out on a promising prospect allowing your team to focus on effective strategies it also helps to track your prospects what you need to do in each stage and what you need to improve to get better results this also allows you to clearly see which steps present challenges and which ones provide value so that none of your potential clients fall through cracks finally it ensures your team always has repeatable and actionable steps in place they can follow for each prospect without needing to create a new process each time this also makes for a smoother onboarding experience because your new team members understand exactly what they need to do now we come to the fun part what you learn in this training we'll make sure that you know how to create and connect lead forms build your own custom crm track your sales pipeline organize and manage client information track customer timelines define sales steps and organize tasks create a repeatable process track sales metrics and organize all of this in a single place that is infinity so let's get started with our training this is infinities dashboard and something that you'll always see first when you open up your account on this dashboard you can have one or more workspaces which generally represent your business and within that workspace different boards that can be anything from clients to departments this is also where a client crm board is so let's go ahead and open it okay so we are now in the first folder of the board called pipeline once you start your sales process this will be your first stop the place where you'll enter your new leads and track your sales pipeline there are a couple ways for you to enter collect leads in infinity if you have your leads in another place you can easily import them in csv format into your board you can add all your leads manually into the system you can automate the process of collecting leads through zapier and you can use infiniti's custom form option to collect new leads straight into your board to show you how form is working infinity we've created a form in this folder which you can use to gather all of your leads into infinity what's great about forms is that once you create one you can make it shareable and send the link to whoever needs to see it you can also embed it directly on your website let's take a quick look at how the form looks when it's embedded this is our public roadmap page where we've embedded our form for collecting suggestions from our users you can of course use it to collect leads or any information that you need straight into infinity the leads and all the information will be saved directly in infinity as an item and its attributes now let's go back to our pipeline folder and see how the form actually works for this i'll click on the open form button right here but what you can also do is get the shareable link and open it in another window as you can see it looks more or less the same as the embedded one on our website let's fill it up quickly as if your new lead would so i'll fill out the name and the email address first because the required fields and then i'll just go ahead and fill out the phone number as well i'll skip the linkedin url for now since it's not a required field you can see that it doesn't have the red asterisk next to it i'll also enter the name of my company then pick an industry from the drop down menu and the company size the website is not a required field either but let's put something there in any case okay so once that's done i'll click on the contact us button to submit my answers now let's go back to the first tab of the pipeline folder where we'll find the information i just filled out the information i just entered is in the last row of the table and you can further customize it if needed as well as add additional attributes or edit the existing ones for now we have lead names the company they work for the stage they're in their website linkedin profile the industry durian email address company size progress bar how much they're worth phone numbers and the date when the lead was created in the crm in the pipeline tab you have all of the lead information easily accessible and you can track the status of each lead and how they're progressing as they move through the funnel we even have a not qualified column where you can drag and drop all the leads that don't make it past the meeting phase in the close tab we filtered out only the closed clients in the industry tab we've grouped them by industry and in the next tab our leads are grouped based on how much they're worth that way you'll know exactly which leads might be most valuable to you finally we have a timeline which displays exactly when you've closed your clients and how much time it took you to do that now how does the actual sales work in order to close a client we need to go through several steps or stages first whenever a new lead comes in it gets the prospect label or status after that we create a sales process for that particular lead the most important thing here is to create a predefined repeatable and scalable sales process you can later on use and improve for each client here's an example of a sales process which you can adapt to your own needs we put it in a folder and call it master template you'll notice that the sales status is the same as in the pipeline folder but here we've defined every step of the process clearly and made it even easier to track the status as your lead moves along the file every time we get a new lead we will duplicate our master template folder and get a blank canvas that is the sales process which will then adapt to that new lead let's duplicate the folder we'll call this folder exon which is the name of one of the new leads in our pipeline since accent is a new lead we will start with the tasks from the prospect stage okay so we've already added the client to the crm meaning we can take that off since we need to notify the account manager about the new lead we'll just go into the comment section write a note for them and tag them they will receive a notification that will help them stay up to date with the progress of the tasks okay so this task is now 100 complete and we can mark it done while we're here we can enter more details for example when we completed the task update the progress bar or assign a certain team member to the task once that's done we can continue going through our tasks and completing them for this we'll switch to the all tasks tab because it's a bit quicker to complete tasks in the table view now that we've completed all the tasks in the prospect stage our lead will be moving into the beginning stage of the process let's update that in our pipeline as well next we'll move on to the tasks in the meeting stage as you complete each task you'll check it off until everything in this phase is done change the task status to done and move the progress bar ingly finally you'll go back to the pipeline folder and change the status for your client to proposal in case delete doesn't qualify for the proposal just change its sales status to not qualify or drag and drop it to the not qualified column it can stay there as long as you want to help you learn in the future who might be a good fit and who not to contact in the first place this is how you'll complete the tasks in the rest of the stages as well don't forget to change the status in the pipeline folder every time a stage is completed you can of course customize the entire process to fit your needs and add any relevant information to tasks such as attachments checklists labels and so on you can also edit existing labels in case you want more than to do doing and done you can delete any item that you need and then add a completely new one it all depends on what you want your sales process to look like and once you come to the end of the closed tasks and check of the start the onboarding process you can officially consider a client closed in addition to the sales process tab and the all tasks tab we also have four more tabs which will let you keep an eye on all tasks that your team is working on the calendar tab is especially useful for any meetings you might need to keep track of or the exact dates when you're supposed to be doing something the gantt chart lets you see all your tasks displayed in a neat timeline you can group your items in the gantt chart in several ways i've chosen by sales status and get a great overview of your tasks along with their deadlines let's say that you need to extend the deadline for a task just grab the end of the item and drag it to the right if you want to you can also move the item to another stage right here and open up the item to see all the details finally the last two tabs display tasks assigned to certain team members you can do this for everyone on your team by just creating a tab and then filtering out tasks ing to sne the two remaining folders in this board are called kpis and metrics the kpis folder will help you track all the goals you set for a month quarter or a year in infinity we use the okr goal system and decide which objective is the most important for us in a quarter or a year in this case we've put that yearly revenue is our most important objective followed by leads clients and sales representatives we then decide what we want our key results to be that is what we want to achieve in the upcoming months and by the end of the year this system helps us keep an eye on our goals at all times and which ones we managed to achieve and which ones we didn't by doing so we can set more realistic goals for the next year the metrics folder is there to help you track your metrics on again a weekly monthly or yearly basis which can too help you improve your overall performance and efficiency you can track leads close clients calls revenue and a lot more and then use formulas to calculate for example different conversion rates or arpu like we did in this table you can also use the summary option beneath each column to get a sum or an average of the numbers you input in the table with this system in place you'll definitely be able to improve your sales process in the long run and close more clients and this brings us to the end of part one of our training you can check out the template client crm and sales pipeline right below the video and see how you like to organize and manage your own crm in infinity and whenever you're ready head over to video number two and find out how you can create a great onboarding process for your clients
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