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Why Response Time is Your Most Important Sales Metric (Brad Gilmore)

Why Response Time is Your Most Important Sales Metric (Brad Gilmore)

Published 1 month, 4 weeks ago
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Bonus episode recorded live @ Home Care Innovation Forum in Palm Springs, CA
Key topics include:

  • Why weekly new revenue is the most important sales measurement and how it provides a real-time view of where new business is coming from.
  • Ensuring sales activity stays aligned with referral accounts that are actively generating new business.
  • What success looks like for new sales reps, including tracking the number of new referral accounts established.
  • Brad's "controlled shotgun" approach to account management:
    • Tier A: 10 key accounts 
    • Tier B: 10–15 growth accounts 
    • Tier C: 15–20 contingency or "just in case" accounts
  • The role of sales, operations, and branch leadership in building referral partner relationships and ensuring smooth transitions to start of care.
  • Why great sales professionals focus on being present, not just visible, when engaging referral partners.
  • How leaders can better equip sales teams with meaningful data that supports conversations and decision-making.
  • The growing complexity of patient care and why sales professionals need a stronger understanding of clinical and complex-care scenarios.
  • Positioning home care organizations as outcome-driven partners who help referral sources solve patient care challenges.
  • Why organizations with service models that solve the widest range of problems are positioned to win.
  • What to stop and start measuring:
    • Stop: Overloading sales teams with insignificant data. 
    • Start: Viewing revenue as a measurement of performance rather than the sole metric of success.
  • How experienced reps focus on long-term referral source retention and relationship management.
  • Why response time may be the most important quality assurance metric in home care sales—and why speed matters.


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