Drive Growth Your Way: How to Help Your Sales Team Find Better Opportunities
Finding new business opportunities shouldn't be complicated. Yet many sales managers tell us their teams stick to familiar customers instead of...
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Andrew Johnson Dec 20, 2024 3:36:43 PM
How well do your truck parts sales reps do at finding and reaching out to new prospects in their territories?
If you're like most parts managers, you've noticed your reps tend to visit the same customers over and over.
It's comfortable, but it limits growth.
Your outside sales reps build deep relationships with regular customers - that's valuable. But here's what often happens:
A veteran sales rep at Jim Hawk Truck Trailers recently found this out firsthand. After years of running the same routes, he decided to look beyond his usual stops. He discovered a farm operation he'd driven past countless times. That single new prospect turned into a $520,000 deal across 12 trailers.
The good news? You don't need complex solutions.
Start with these basic steps:
When appointments cancel or customers aren't available, use that time to:
At McCandless Truck Center in Colorado, outside sales rep Allan Bumgardner transformed his territory management: "I like to have a game plan every day when I get up. I want to know where I'm going, at least my first 3-4 customer stops."
Want a simpler approach to territory management? We help parts managers and their teams spot opportunities they might be missing. Here's what we can show you:
Every parts operation is different. Let's have a conversation about what matters most in your territory. We'll show you how other truck dealers are growing their business with straightforward territory management.
Schedule a quick chat - we'll focus on your specific market and goals.
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