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Work back from the year's number to calls, conversations and meetings a week, with your own rates.
Make 137 calls a week
That's $600,000 in sales and 75 deals.
| Step | This year | A week | A day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calls | 6,300 | 137.0 | 27.4 |
| Conversations | 900 | 19.6 | 3.9 |
| Meetings | 300 | 6.5 | 1.3 |
| Deals | 75 | 1.6 | 0.3 |
It takes a minute, and the answer changes as you type.
The sums behind the default numbers. Put the same numbers in and you'll get the same answer.
Start from income: $60,000 a year in commission at 10% means $600,000 in sales, which at $8,000 a deal is 75 deals.
Then up the steps: if 1 meeting in 4 closes, 75 deals take 300 meetings. If 1 conversation in 3 books a meeting, that's 900 conversations. If 1 call in 7 reaches the person, that's 6,300 calls.
Over 46 working weeks, that's 137 calls, about 20 conversations and 6.5 meetings a week, or 27 calls a day over five days.
Start from deals instead: a financial advisor who wants 50 cases, closes 1 appointment in 3 and sets 1 appointment per 8 calls needs 150 appointments and 1,200 calls, about 26 calls a week.
Put in what you've done so far and the weeks you have left, and the calculator works out the rest of the year from today.
The commission calculator and this one do different halves of the job.
Run it when the year's number gets set, and again when the week goes quiet.
The calculator is free. ActivityTracker, the app we make, is paid, and it keeps the weekly number in front of you.
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