Your Personal Revenue Momentum Model
ECCT = R
(Effort × Confidence × Conversion × Time = Revenue)
How to Use Your Personal Revenue Momentum Model
This calculator helps you quantify your deal cycle revenue potential using the ECCT formula:
Effort × Confidence × Conversion × Time = Revenue
By adjusting each variable, you can see how changes in your sales performance directly impacts your revenue potential.
Instructions
- Effort
- What it measures: Number of meaningful (!) sales actions per day
- How to set it: Use the value field to specify your daily count of high-quality sales activities that lead to deal closure. (This excludes typical LinkedIn outreach messages)
- Best practice: Focus on quality over quantity – meaningful actions that move deals forward
- Confidence
- What it measures: Average value of won deals
- How to set it:
- First, select your currency (EUR, USD, GBP)
- Then use the value field to specify your typical deal size
- Best practice: Use your average deal value, not your largest or smallest deals
- Conversion
- What it measures: Your deal win rate as a percentage
- How to set it: Adjust the value field to reflect your actual closing percentage
- Best practice: Be realistic – use historical data if available, typically 15-25% for most B2B sales
- Time
- What it measures: Average number of days from first contact to deal closure
- How to set it: Set your typical sales cycle length in days
- Best practice: Consider your full sales cycle, from lead generation to contract signing
Effort
Number of meaningful (!) actions per day
Confidence
Ø-Deal value
Conversion
Deal won rate (%)
Time
Ø-Deal won time in days
Your Deal Cycle Revenue Potential
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Revenue Change:
Ready to optimize your revenue potential!
Understanding Your Results
- Main Number: Your potential revenue generated for a complete sales cycle based on current data
- Revenue Change: Shows the increase, decrease, percentage change from a baseline scenario
Tips for Maximum Benefit
- Start with Current State: Input your existing metrics first to establish a baseline
- Test Scenarios: Experiment with different values to see which variables have the biggest impact
- Focus on Leverage: Small improvements in multiple areas compound dramatically