Sales Playbook – Make Your Process Transferable

Day 28 of 30 · Build Your Sales – 30 Days to More Deals

A playbook reduces randomness. It’s a system others can follow.


Learning goal

  • Document your ICP, stages, and templates.
  • Create a “minimum viable playbook” in one hour.
  • Standardize what good looks like for discovery and follow-up.

Why it matters

  • Teams scale with documented decisions and minimum standards.
  • A playbook improves onboarding and performance consistency.
  • Documentation reveals gaps and enables iteration.

Explanation

Minimum playbook sections

  • ICP + disqualifiers
  • Stage definitions + exit criteria
  • Discovery agenda + note template
  • Outbound email templates + sequence
  • Objection map
  • Proposal template
  • MAP (Mutual Action Plan) template

Guided exercise (10–15 min) — Playbook skeleton

  1. Create the section list above in a doc.
  2. Paste your best current templates (even if imperfect).
  3. Mark the 3 biggest gaps to improve next week.

Independent exercise (5–10 min) — Standard of quality

Write 5 “non-negotiables” (e.g., every deal has next step date; every follow-up has owners and dates).


Self-check

  • I have a playbook skeleton.
  • Templates are reusable.
  • Quality standards are explicit.
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