- Common Territory Strategies
- Ranking of Customers
- Sales Forecasting - Team Selling
- Logistics vs Customer Service
- Sales Territory Planning
- Sales Forecasting - Word of Caution
- Assigning Responsibilities
- Common Hurdles
- Balancing Time and Prospects
- Generating Sales Reports
- Factors to Consider
- Sales Forecasting - Introduction
- Sales Forecasting - Home
Sales Forecasting Useful Resources
Selected Reading
- Who is Who
- Computer Glossary
- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
Discuss Sales Forecasting
Sales Forecasting is the process of using the company’s sales records of the past years to predict the short-term or long-term performance in the future. This is one of the pillars of proper financial planning. As with any prediction-related process, risk and uncertainty are unavoidable in Sales Forecasting too. Hence, it’s considered good practice for forecasting teams to mention the degree of uncertainties in their forecast.
A Sales Territory is the customer demographic or the geographical area assigned for sales activity to either a salesperson or a sales team. In these cases, a sales manager generally assigns the territory among members of the sales team. Often retailers, franchisees and distributors operate under specific territories.
In this tutorial, we will discuss in detail about how sales forecasting and territory planning helps in the growth of a company.
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