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A couple of thing:
I think retention varies on the quality of the sales person as well. I've have only sold internet leads and supposedly I have better than average retention (I'm told by my carrier reps).
I also agree with Bill 100%, I said it once before, if my job is to sell, should I spend 90% of my time selling or most of it prospecting, traveling, stopping for gas, coffee and getting lunch away from my point of operation?
You put two people side by side, same skill set, knowledge, etc. and undoubtedly the phone guy destroys the face to face guy on sales numbers. Remember, I said same skill set, if possible.
if you have the ability to offer both, that's fine, but time is way more valuable than money.
I think retention varies on the quality of the sales person as well. I've have only sold internet leads and supposedly I have better than average retention (I'm told by my carrier reps).
I also agree with Bill 100%, I said it once before, if my job is to sell, should I spend 90% of my time selling or most of it prospecting, traveling, stopping for gas, coffee and getting lunch away from my point of operation?
You put two people side by side, same skill set, knowledge, etc. and undoubtedly the phone guy destroys the face to face guy on sales numbers. Remember, I said same skill set, if possible.
if you have the ability to offer both, that's fine, but time is way more valuable than money.