Sales Development QBR Template

rbarsi 26,717 views 6 slides Dec 07, 2014
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About This Presentation

This template will help Sales Development Reps (also known as SDR's, BDR's, SR's, EBR's, or ISR's) prepare strong quarterly business reviews.

It includes examples of important areas to cover in a one-hour QBR presentation.


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NAME OF YOUR TERRITORY QUARTERLY BUSINESS REVIEW Q1 FY15 Your Name Your Title

AGENDA Review of Q4 Approach for Q1 Recommendations 1 2 3

REVIEW OF Q4 We made great progress in the territory, and branded the company well. Wins – Finished 102% of quota Notable net new opps include ACME Co ($250k ACV), & ABC Inc ($475k ACV) ~70% of completed meetings were with decision makers Finished #2 on the SDR team Losses 3 of my Top 25 accounts chose competitors (Debco, Suite223, & Lerida) Lost 10% of my territory at start of Q4 (new personnel, scaling of team) Findings 2 potential channel partners could be a good fit (Banyan Consulting & the Crespi Firm) Hosting business lunches in the territory helps convert prospects to opps

APPROACH FOR Q1 The SDR/AE relationship is tight, and we feel confident about the quarter. Key Logos Top 25 prospective accounts are identified (based on ideal customer profile) Meetings already scheduled with 20% of Top 25 Competitive Landscape 35% of our key target accounts are using competitive products (90% up for renewal!) New product release expected this quarter (2 nd half) Account Executive is a former employee of ours Sales Intelligence Now using SalesLoft, InsideView, & LinkedIn to identify triggers

APPROACH FOR Q1 (cont’d) Action Plan / Outreach Demand Gen efforts 2 webinars scheduled (Month 1, Month 3) 2 local events scheduled (lunch in Month 1, dinner in Month 2) 4 new case studies, 1 new whitepaper now available for download from our site Low-hanging fruit Contacting all dormant leads (last activity >60 days) – currently 294 leads Email/call campaign against Closed Canceled opps – currently 5 opps Crafting intro emails for senior execs to forward to key connections Attending major tradeshow in Month 2; meeting 4 key contacts at the event Bolstering my brand Revamping my LinkedIn & Twitter profiles Attending Sales Hacker Conference (Month 1), AA-ISP chapter event (Month 3) Daily/Weekly Cadence Continuing pace of 40 connects (phone) per week; 12 touches per account

RECOMMENDATIONS Remove these obastacles, and we’ll crush it this quarter. Marketing Ask an industry influencer to host our next webinar Produce case studies that highlight these 2 features (feature 1, feature 2) Product Excited about the upcoming release; will meet 2x per month to share notes from calls Prospects continue to ask about our mobile platform Senior Leaders Help is needed with brokering introductions to the C-level in Top 10 accounts Our CRO is in my territory in Month 2; coordinate a lunch with the Crespi Firm?