What Is Your Conversion Rate From Inquiry to Customer? [VIDEO]
What is your opportunity cost per inbound call? In other words, how much profit is lost per mishandled call that doesn’t turn into a lead, then a customer, then a full...
I believe that we all take great pride in legendary performance.
In this episode, I’ll show you how you can have your best year ever and show you the system that doubled the profit in less than three years for over 70% of the stock banks that used it.
If you’re the kind of leader:
I’m going to give you a 4-step process to transform your culture to put you—and keep you—at the top of your peers for all the metrics that matter to you.
Who made up the rules that, to get deposits, you should advertise CDs? Could there be a worse solution?
Or that you can’t get 150 basis points on A+ quality credits? Well, it’s true if you don’t know how.
Or that the way to improve the efficiency ratio is by cutting expenses? Thousands of banks tried that approach and no longer existed because they didn’t understand it’s a revenue game.
The list goes on, but you get the point.
When people have huge transformations of their results on one small thing that matters, they build confidence. Then, they’re open for the next transformation, and the next.
Forget training. As a past president of one of the leading training associations, I am uniquely qualified to assure you that training doesn’t work. Yes, perhaps for compliance and security—but not for performance transformation.
Training is about what to do. Education is about how to be. Winning large high-profit accounts does NOT come to a result of training. It takes so much more.
Also, note that blended learning is the only type of learning that works. A combination of on-site, in-seminar, internet learning, and other modalities tied with structured improvement processes is what works.
Who doesn’t have a buddy in banking who has told you the horror story of the “transformation attempt” that went badly?
Almost every bank has hired a “sales training” firm only to find out that at the end of it they were left with a training bill, a third of their people wiped out, and a culture mess whereby nobody trusts management anymore. It’s happened close to 100% of the time. Shouldn’t be a surprise at this point, should it?
Sales improvements are the game of banks that perform. Still, stage-appropriate accountability, along with blending with management development, organizational psychology, and a coherent system of intentional congruency between strategy, marketing, sales, and performance development, is the game you can win.
What if you could have your best year ever? Come to my Top-of-Peers Performance Masterclass on July 21, 11am CDT, and find out how hundreds of banks (many of whom were losing money and are now in the SNL top 100 performers) created their performance transformation.
To your success,
Roxanne Emmerich
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