4. Identify your
story
• What are you
trying to
explain?
• What are your
goals?
• What are the
suggested
actions?
• Look for:
correlations,
trends, outliers,
comparisons…
Knowing the
audience
• Who is my
audience?
• Is this story
relevant to
them?
• Does it solve a
problem they
care about?
• Have they
heard this story
before?
Build your
narrative
• Context
• Actors
• Problem
• Solutions
Use the right
visualization
• Comparison:
over items or
over time
• Composition:
static or over
time
• Relationship:
between 2 to 3
variables
• Distribution:
Histogram
Getting started
5. Business Development Metrics
• Funnel metrics:
• Email & calls, Replies, Leads, Opportunities, Revenue
• Quantitative metrics:
• Hours, Emails per Contact, Contacts per Companies
• Qualitative metrics:
• Open rate, Click rate, Reply rate, Positive replies, Negative replies
• Dimensions:
• Time, Region, Industry, Use-case, Campaign, BDRs, etc.
9. • Have a uniform and consistent process to handle
every department’s data
• Use a common platform
• Grow internal skills for data analysis
• Enable actionable insights
• Create new opportunities
Next Steps