Running a Weekly Sales Meeting with Real Data, Not Opinions
A fixed agenda, five screens and a rule that every topic ends in a named action turns the weekly meeting from storytelling into decisions.
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Tracking, routes and visit proof for sales teams.
A fixed agenda, five screens and a rule that every topic ends in a named action turns the weekly meeting from storytelling into decisions.
·4 min read
Most field staff work honestly. A few do not. Here are the signals that separate the two, and an ethical way to act on them that keeps good people on your side.
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Soft drinks are heavy, seasonal and tied to crates that must come back. This guide walks through the distributor's year, the empties ledger and a van day from loading to cash count.
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A good commission plan is simple enough to explain in one minute and fair enough that nobody games it. This guide builds one step by step, with hypothetical NPR numbers.
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A walk-through of one working day in the gamitrack mobile app, from starting the day with GPS to closing it with a clean report.
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Village retail is fragmented, cash-light and far apart. Learn how sub-dealers, market days, small packs and records make rural coverage work.
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A good beat plan puts the right salesperson at the right shop at the right frequency. Here is a step-by-step method for Nepali FMCG distributors, with a worked example.
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Paper, Excel and WhatsApp work until they do not. Here is how to see the hidden costs, move to one system step by step, and keep your team on board.
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Territories drawn once on a map get stale. Here is how to use real visit and travel data to rebalance them and roll out the change.
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A new hire's first month decides whether they stay and sell. Here is a four-week plan using routes, targets, flags and day comparisons.
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Most stock-outs are visible days in advance to someone, just not to the right person. Link shelf checks, orders and warehouse stock to catch them early.
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The dealer pays, the household uses it, but the painter often picks the brand. A paint company has to work all three while keeping hundreds of SKUs in order.
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