The Perfect Weekly SaaS Sales Meeting Agenda

<p>Exclusive Download: The Rocket Demo Builder™ – Never give a boring software demo again and close up to TWICE as many deals by this time next week - <a href= "https://bit.ly/3agnmLt">https://bit.ly/3agnmLt</a><br /> <br /> --<br /> <br /> Do you have your dream sales team yet?<br /> <br /> <a href="https://www.danmartell.com/salesteam/">A team of high-converting closers</a> who effortlessly book new accounts and funnel cash into your pockets until your revenue-pants are splitting at the seams?<br /> <br /> No?<br /> <br /> <em>Neither did I.<br /> <br /></em><span id="more-5186"></span>I thought you could throw money (aka: investment capital) at business problems to solve them. Just hire a sales team and let the money roll in.<br /> <br /> Turns out, it doesn’t work that way… (and I was a fool in my 20s.)<br /> <br /> You need a structured <a href="https://youtu.be/SY4d8KCJ_f0" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">weekly sales team meeting</a> to create the 3 Big R’s:<br /> <br /> 1. Rhythm<br /> 2. Routine<br /> 3. Revenue<br /> <br /> Once I figured that out, I got obsessed with tightening the bolts on my <em>sales team machine</em> until I had a competitive edge and could repeatedly win clients with confidence.<br /> <br /> Now <em>all</em> of my sales teams are well-oiled machines… and I teach this one weekly 8-point agenda you can follow for one simple reason:<br /> <br /> I know it works.<br /> <br /> Fast forward to today and I’ve managed <em>millions</em> of dollars in pipeline and coached 100+ SaaS founders to build out their sales teams.<br /> <br /> One of my largest clients has 150 sales people, and they use this exact weekly agenda structure I’m going to talk you through in this week’s video. Check it out!<br /> <br /> This is what I have in store for you today. I’m going to show you:<br /> <br /> - How to create sales momentum<br /> - My recommended sales metrics tools<br /> - Why world class salesmanship <em>doesn’t matter </em>(Wh-whaaat?)<br /> - Why <em>YOU</em> are the x-factor in your t