Reference Library
Clear definitions of the terms that matter in B2B sales — written for founders and revenue leaders, not textbooks.
GTM Strategy
ICP (Ideal Customer Profile)
A precise, evidence-based description of the company type most likely to buy, realise value quickly, and renew — defined by firmographic, technographic, and situational criteria.
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Go-to-Market Strategy
The plan that defines who a company sells to, how it communicates value, what channels it uses to reach buyers, and how the sales motion converts pipeline to revenue.
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MEDDPICC
A structured sales qualification framework used to assess deal control and buyer readiness across eight dimensions: Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, and more.
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Economic Buyer
The individual within a prospect organisation who holds ultimate budget authority and the power to approve a purchase — distinct from the project sponsor or day-to-day champion.
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Sales Qualified Lead
A prospect confirmed as a genuine opportunity through defined qualification criteria — the point at which marketing hands off to sales.
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Sales Cycle
The time from first qualified engagement to closed-won — a measure of process efficiency, buyer control, and deal qualification quality in B2B sales.
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Discovery Call
A structured sales conversation designed to uncover the buyer's business problem, quantify its impact, and establish whether the conditions for a deal exist.
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Sales Playbook
A documented, stage-gated framework that defines what sellers should do, ask, and evidence at each point in the pipeline — raising the floor of deal execution.
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Pipeline Hygiene
The discipline of maintaining accurate, current, and evidence-based CRM data — ensuring stages, close dates, and deal health reflect buyer reality rather than seller confidence.
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CRM Stages
The defined pipeline milestones a deal moves through from qualification to close — most powerful when based on buyer evidence rather than seller activity.
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Revenue Gap
The measurable difference between a company's revenue target, its forecast, and what actually closes — caused by upstream system failures rather than individual effort.
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Win Rate
The percentage of qualified opportunities that close as won — the single clearest signal of sales system health in a B2B company.
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Pipeline Coverage
The ratio of total pipeline value to revenue target for a given period — a leading indicator of whether a team has enough qualified opportunity to hit its number.
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Forecast Accuracy
The closeness of a revenue forecast to actual closed revenue for a period — the most visible output of pipeline quality, qualification discipline, and management rigour.
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Deal Velocity
The speed at which deals move through the pipeline from stage to stage — a function of ICP fit, buyer engagement quality, and the strength of the commercial case.
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Mutual Action Plan
A shared, time-bound document agreed between buyer and seller that maps every step required for the deal to close — including internal milestones, sign-offs, and paper process.
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Champion
An internal buyer contact who has both the influence to drive a purchase decision and the motivation to do so — the most important relationship in a complex B2B sale.
Read definition →Buyer Engagement
Multi-Threading
The practice of building multiple relationships across different stakeholders and functions within a prospect account — reducing deal risk and ensuring no single contact controls the outcome.
Read definition →GTM Strategy
ICP (Ideal Customer Profile)
A precise, evidence-based description of the company type most likely to buy, realise value quickly, and renew — defined by firmographic, technographic, and situational criteria.
Read definition →GTM Strategy
Go-to-Market Strategy
The plan that defines who a company sells to, how it communicates value, what channels it uses to reach buyers, and how the sales motion converts pipeline to revenue.
Read definition →Qualification
MEDDPICC
A structured sales qualification framework used to assess deal control and buyer readiness across eight dimensions: Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, and more.
Read definition →Qualification
Economic Buyer
The individual within a prospect organisation who holds ultimate budget authority and the power to approve a purchase — distinct from the project sponsor or day-to-day champion.
Read definition →Qualification
Sales Qualified Lead
A prospect confirmed as a genuine opportunity through defined qualification criteria — the point at which marketing hands off to sales.
Read definition →Sales Process
Sales Cycle
The time from first qualified engagement to closed-won — a measure of process efficiency, buyer control, and deal qualification quality in B2B sales.
Read definition →Sales Process
Discovery Call
A structured sales conversation designed to uncover the buyer's business problem, quantify its impact, and establish whether the conditions for a deal exist.
Read definition →Sales Process
Sales Playbook
A documented, stage-gated framework that defines what sellers should do, ask, and evidence at each point in the pipeline — raising the floor of deal execution.
Read definition →Sales Process
Pipeline Hygiene
The discipline of maintaining accurate, current, and evidence-based CRM data — ensuring stages, close dates, and deal health reflect buyer reality rather than seller confidence.
Read definition →Sales Process
CRM Stages
The defined pipeline milestones a deal moves through from qualification to close — most powerful when based on buyer evidence rather than seller activity.
Read definition →Pipeline & Forecast
Revenue Gap
The measurable difference between a company's revenue target, its forecast, and what actually closes — caused by upstream system failures rather than individual effort.
Read definition →Pipeline & Forecast
Win Rate
The percentage of qualified opportunities that close as won — the single clearest signal of sales system health in a B2B company.
Read definition →Pipeline & Forecast
Pipeline Coverage
The ratio of total pipeline value to revenue target for a given period — a leading indicator of whether a team has enough qualified opportunity to hit its number.
Read definition →Pipeline & Forecast
Forecast Accuracy
The closeness of a revenue forecast to actual closed revenue for a period — the most visible output of pipeline quality, qualification discipline, and management rigour.
Read definition →Pipeline & Forecast
Deal Velocity
The speed at which deals move through the pipeline from stage to stage — a function of ICP fit, buyer engagement quality, and the strength of the commercial case.
Read definition →Buyer Engagement
Mutual Action Plan
A shared, time-bound document agreed between buyer and seller that maps every step required for the deal to close — including internal milestones, sign-offs, and paper process.
Read definition →Buyer Engagement
Champion
An internal buyer contact who has both the influence to drive a purchase decision and the motivation to do so — the most important relationship in a complex B2B sale.
Read definition →Buyer Engagement
Multi-Threading
The practice of building multiple relationships across different stakeholders and functions within a prospect account — reducing deal risk and ensuring no single contact controls the outcome.
Read definition →Reference Library
Clear definitions of the terms that matter in B2B sales — written for founders and revenue leaders, not textbooks.
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