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A strong sales team doesn’t build itself – it requires strategy, structure, and targeted development.

  • Admin Admin
  • Jun 9
  • 1 min read


Business development plays a central role in this:

It’s not just about identifying new opportunities, but about laying the foundation for sustainable sales success.


✔️ Finding the right talents

✔️ Defining and optimizing sales processes

✔️ Establishing a coaching mindset

✔️ Anchoring knowledge internally and making it scalable


KPIs are, of course, important – they provide direction on a monthly or quarterly basis. But to truly support a sales team in the long term, you also need a lighthouse: a clear vision that points beyond short-term targets.


It’s equally important to observe and recognize continuous improvement – even if it’s not spectacular. Those who steadily improve deserve attention.


A stable sales team is worth its weight in gold: high turnover doesn’t just cost money, it also consumes time – and it negatively impacts the motivation of those who stay.


With a strong focus on business development, a sales team becomes a reliable and high-performing force.


 
 
 

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