PER SENIOR SALES · MONTHLY REVENUE DESTINATION
$100,000 / month
Individual revenue ownership · target run-rate by Day 90 · $1.2M annualized per senior at full run-rate
+ 3Each Senior Sales builds and leads a three-person sales team.
Company north star: $5M annual revenue in 2027. Individual revenue attribution and team structure are agreed in the Day 7–14 plan.
THE PARTNERSHIP RULE

KimEcopak owns: Destination, standards, customers, systems, access, tools, authority and support.

Senior Sales owns: Commercial judgment, proposed solutions, team design, customer relationships, profitable revenue and repeatable systems.

90 days = mutual validation of capability, results and conditions to succeed. Not a training program.

01 / The six-engine Sales Journey Map

Follow the customer's journey from trust to first purchase, delivery, reorder and referral. Senior Sales leads the commercial conversion and expansion stages; every engine contributes to revenue.

E1MARKETING

DEMAND

Build trust and capture qualified demand.

Who is KimEcopak? Can I trust you?
Marketing · feeds Sales
E2SALES FRONT

QUALIFY + BRICK

CS qualifies (2a); Senior Sales builds the commercial quote (2b).

Is this right for my business?
Senior Sales · 2b
E3SALES CLOSE

DECISION

Handle objections, guide the decision and secure the order.

Should I buy? Can you deliver?
Senior Sales · owner
E4DELIVERY

ONBOARD + DELIVER

CS and Operations fulfill; Sales protects commitments and relationship.

Did I make the right decision?
CS / Ops · Sales involved
E5REORDER

GROW ACCOUNT

Anticipate reorder timing, cross-sell and expand lifetime value.

What is next for my brand?
Senior Sales · owner
E6EXPANSION

REFERRAL + NURTURE

Activate referrals (6.1), partners and lost-lead learning (6.3).

Who else can benefit?
Senior Sales · 6.1
THE GROWTH LOOPSales evidence from E2–E3 + reorder signals from E5 + referral/lost reasons from E6→Marketing E1 improves content, qualification and conversion→Better demand. Less wasted sales effort. More profitable revenue.
Sales principle: Classify before selling · Diagnose before offering · Help the buyer take one next step · Caring is not carrying · If it happens twice, make it a system.

02 / The five success checkpoints

7
DAY 7 · All 6 engines

PLAN THE PORTFOLIO

A plan you write yourself is a plan you own.

✓ SUCCESS / KPI DELIVERABLES

  • Propose your own 30–60–90 commercial plan
  • Propose portfolio allocation and top opportunities
  • Propose initial buyer-evidence forecast
  • Agree on decision authority: discounts, quotes, delivery and exceptions
  • Set individual quota baseline by Day 7–14
  • Create your own [FOLDER NAME]
  • Confirm that you had learnt & remember the rule on name-formular in all Quotation, Invoice, Email Title & relevant Sales Docs.

↗ SENIOR SALES OWN THE HOW

  • Independently assess and select accounts
  • Propose the approach and commercial commitments
  • Identify required resources and decisions
  • Propose team structure and delegation model; identify what only the senior should own

✳ KIMECOPAK PROVIDES

  • Nov 2: journey, six engines, pricing, CRM, AI and referral orientation
  • Allocate won accounts with reorder potential while preserving continuity
  • Provide access and decision authority
Review output: Portfolio proposal · forecast · support requests · decisions needed
14
DAY 14 · E2b · E3 · E5 · E6.1

OWN THE OPPORTUNITY

One owner and one next action means no customer is orphaned.

✓ SUCCESS / KPI DELIVERABLES

  • 100% assigned leads classified
  • 100% active opportunities have owner and next action
  • Each assigned reorder account has owner, next-contact date and status
  • Top 5 revenue opportunities prioritized
  • First buyer-evidence forecast and individual targets agreed
  • Referral app tested; improvement brief delivered to Havi
  • Build your own Lark Base 90-Day To-Do: use Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Cowork to create a your personal action tracker from this updated 7–14–30–60–90 KPI framework and the old Lark Base 90-Day KPI as a reference only. Replace outdated activities; define milestones, tasks, owners, due dates, KPI evidence, status and dependencies. Present your working Base link by Day 14.

↗ SENIOR SALES OWN THE HOW

  • Work directly with Jasmine on new, in-process and ongoing leads
  • Work directly with Annie on won and reorder customers
  • Test the referral app as a first-time customer and as a Sales
  • Define how the team of 3 x ENGINE will increase qualified opportunities, conversion and account coverage
  • Use Cowork to design and build your own Lark Base execution system; decide the task breakdown and automation yourself

✳ KIMECOPAK PROVIDES

  • Jasmine transfers source, need, stage, quote, MOQ, objections, decision-maker and next step
  • Annie provides purchase history, order status and reorder timing
  • Havi owns app feasibility, tracking and implementation
  • Confirm team headcount, recruiting support and operating authority
Review output: No orphaned customers · qualified forecast · referral brief · personal Lark Base 90-day tracker
30
DAY 30 · E3 · E5 · E6.1

PROVE COMMERCIAL TRACTION

The first commercial wins validate the chosen approach.

✓ SUCCESS / KPI DELIVERABLES

  • First agreed revenue milestone achieved
  • Qualified pipeline ≥3× next-month quota or approved alternative coverage plan
  • Reorder opportunities activated
  • Referral baseline and first funnel review completed
  • Propose route to $100K/month: account economics, pipeline required and conversion assumptions

↗ SENIOR SALES OWN THE HOW

  • Run a buyer-evidence sales strategy and recommend solutions
  • Use follow-up cadence as a tool, not a substitute for judgment
  • Record lost reasons and clear next steps in CRM
  • Select leverage points that lift revenue per hour rather than simply increasing activity

✳ KIMECOPAK PROVIDES

  • Make timely decisions on commercial exceptions
  • Provide usable CRM and referral data
  • Identify a named support owner for pricing, production, CS, AI and app
  • Run recruiting and approvals on agreed dates; provide sales enablement access
Review output: Revenue results · decisions · improvements · next commitments
60
DAY 60 · E3 · E5 · E6.1 → E1

PRODUCE & IMPROVE

Repeatable results are more valuable than a lucky month.

✓ SUCCESS / KPI DELIVERABLES

  • Revenue on pace against agreed quota
  • Forecast error ≤25%
  • Measurable reorder and cross-sell contribution
  • At least one commercially useful process improvement deployed
  • Deliver agreed Day 60 revenue ramp milestone toward $100K/month

↗ SENIOR SALES OWN THE HOW

  • Prioritize reorder accounts using delivery date and lead time
  • Feed lost-reason patterns to Marketing
  • Deploy a practical improvement that saves time or lifts conversion

✳ KIMECOPAK PROVIDES

  • Resolve pricing and authority exceptions quickly
  • Marketing reviews recurring lost reasons
  • Hold weekly 30-minute WIN meetings
  • Provide onboarding logistics, systems and hiring decisions for approved team members
Review output: Quota progress · forecast accuracy · reorder contribution · improvements
90
DAY 90 · E3 · E5 · E6.1 → E1

DEMONSTRATE REPEATABILITY

The business should grow without waiting for the founder.

✓ SUCCESS / KPI DELIVERABLES

  • Agreed revenue quota achieved
  • Forecast error ≤15%
  • Approved margin floor maintained
  • Repeatable reorder and referral contribution
  • Independent portfolio ownership
  • Documented operating improvements
  • Reach $100,000/month individual revenue run-rate (or documented contract-cycle-adjusted attainment agreed by Day 14)
  • Demonstrate revenue per salesperson, team productivity and owner-independent account coverage

↗ SENIOR SALES OWN THE HOW

  • Run portfolio and commercial decisions within authority
  • Document repeatable operating practices
  • Recommend next-quarter growth plan

✳ KIMECOPAK PROVIDES

  • Deliver agreed direction, tools, access, authority and support
  • Review the two-sided scorecard, not a one-way test
  • Agree next-quarter mandate and resources
  • Review actual recruiting support, headcount delivery and commercial capacity as part of mutual scorecard
Review output: Repeatable commercial results · mutual scorecard · next-quarter plan

03 / Three connected revenue handovers

A · SALES CONTINUITY
ENGINE 2b → 3

Senior Sales × Jasmine

Work directly with Jasmine. Transfer the relationship, not just the CRM row.

  • NEW leads: source, need, qualification and contact history
  • IN-PROCESS: stage, quote, MOQ, objections, decision-maker and next action
  • JASMINE ONGOING: warm introduction, customer commitments, risks and transition date
  • One accountable owner and next action per opportunity
B · REORDER & EXPANSION
ENGINE 5

Senior Sales × Annie (CS)

Work directly with Annie to unlock reorders and expansion.

  • Annie provides won-customer list, order history, customer issues and estimated reorder timing
  • Sales chooses account priority, contact strategy and commercial proposal
  • Plan around required delivery date minus confirmed production/shipping lead time
  • Log reorder, upsell, cross-sell and recovery opportunities in the same CRM
C · REFERRAL ACTIVATION
ENGINE 6.1

Senior Sales × Referral App × Havi

Test as a customer; recommend revenue-first UX improvements.

  • First purchase: discover offer → understand voucher → redeem on eligible packaging order
  • After successful purchase: invite customer to refer others
  • Record confusion, friction, missing CTAs and conversion barriers
  • Sales prioritizes commercial feedback; Havi owns technical build and tracking
D · ALL THREE STREAMS → ENGINE 1

Close the loop with Marketing. Make the next sale easier.

Senior Sales turns real customer conversations into conversion intelligence: winning objections, quote drop-offs, reasons for LOST, reorder demand, voucher friction and referral motivations. Marketing converts these signals into stronger offers, landing pages, proof, email nurturing and better-qualified leads.

Sales bringsTop 3 lost reasons · buyer questions · conversion barriers · customer proof
Marketing ownsMessaging, content, landing pages, lead qualification and nurture improvements
Shared measureLead-to-qualified conversion · quote-to-won conversion · sales effort per won deal

Better marketing means less friction for Sales—not just more leads.

One journey. One owner. One truth. One next action. New leads, in-process deals, reorders and referrals feed one shared CRM. The assigned senior owns the commercial outcome; functional owners support their part.

04 / How we work together

When Meeting / action Expected output Owner
Nov 2 · Day 1 Welcome, six-engine journey, success standards, Q&A, access and decision authority Clear destination, constraints, resources and account allocation starting point Kim + team
Day 7 Sales presents its own portfolio strategy, revenue plan and support requests Top accounts, buyer-evidence forecast, proposed quotas and resource decisions Senior Sales
Day 14 Jasmine / Annie handover verification, referral-app review and personal Lark Base tracker 100% owned opportunities, qualified forecast, app feedback to Havi, personal Lark Base link Senior Sales + functional owners
Weekly · 30 min WIN: commitment → actual → change → recommendation → support needed Decisions and next-period commitments, not activity narration Each senior
Days 30 / 60 / 90 Commercial performance and two-sided partnership review Revenue, forecast, margin, expansion, system leverage and support delivery Both sides
Day 7–14 Senior proposes team-of-three structure and hiring sequence Three roles, commercial rationale, budget and recruiting ownership Senior Sales + People Ops
Day 30 / 60 / 90 Team build and revenue leverage checkpoint Hiring progress, delegation, account coverage, revenue per team member Senior Sales + KimEcopak

05 / Individual KPI dictionary

KPI Measurement Success standard Engine
Revenue Closed-won revenue / agreed individual quota On target Day 90 E3
Qualified pipeline Qualified opportunity value / next-period quota ≥3× or approved alternative E2b · E3
Forecast accuracy Absolute forecast error / forecast value ≤25% Day 60 · ≤15% Day 90 E3
Lead ownership Assigned records with stage, owner, next action and date 100% E1 → E2
Reorder growth Revenue from assigned existing customers Agreed account-level target E5
Referral conversion Qualified referred leads, orders and revenue Baseline Day 14 · target Day 30 E6.1
Margin protection Deals within approved pricing and margin policy 100% compliance E2b · E3
Sales velocity Time from qualification to closed-won Baseline, then improve E2 → E3
Customer experience Customer commitments delivered as approved No unauthorized promises E4
System leverage Measured improvements that reduce work or increase conversion ≥1 validated by Day 60 All
Monthly revenue ownership Closed-won attributed monthly revenue per senior $100,000/month run-rate by Day 90 E3 · E5 · E6
3-person team build Approved seats filled / 3; role coverage and operating readiness 3-person team operating by Day 90, subject to documented company hiring commitments E2b · E3 · E5 · E6
Marketing conversion loop Sales insight → E1 improvement → measured funnel result Monthly top-3 friction review with Marketing; at least one implemented conversion test E1 ↔ E2 · E3 · E5 · E6
The 3× pipeline and forecast-error thresholds are proposed standards. Confirm individual quotas and baselines by Day 7–14 using assigned portfolios and actual sales-cycle data. A qualified forecast requires customer evidence, not CRM probability alone.

06 / Two-sided success scorecard

Senior Sales commitment

Own $100K/month revenue run-rate · build and lead a three-person team · commercial judgment · forecast · margin · account ownership · referrals/reorders · scalable sales systems.

KimEcopak commitment

Provide clear destination, customer information, usable tools, decision authority, timely commercial support, approved headcount, recruiting assistance and operational capacity.

07 / Weekly WIN — 10X Revenue & Leverage Lab

30 MINUTES · DECISION ROOM, NOT A REPORT

What is the highest-leverage move we can make this week?

Numbers live in CRM before the meeting. Use the room for judgment, experiments, resource allocation and removing constraints.

10X ≠ 10× MORE TASKS
01 · OPPORTUNITYWhere is the biggest profitable revenue upside?

One account, segment or deal with a quantified upside.

02 · CONSTRAINTWhat is preventing 10X progress?

The actual bottleneck—not a long activity list.

03 · LEVERAGEWhat can we eliminate, automate or delegate?

Make the three-person team and AI do work that compounds.

04 · EXPERIMENTWhat decision or test will change conversion?

One hypothesis, owner, deadline and success signal.

05 · PARTNERSHIPWhat specific support unlocks the outcome?

Kim/Marketing/CS/Ops provides a decision or resource.

WIN output: 1 high-leverage decision + 1 commercial experiment + 1 removed constraint + accountable owners. Not a status presentation.

08 / Resource library

Preserved from the previous onboarding HTML. These are tools for capable operators, not mandatory junior training assignments. Validate current versions before quoting; the catalog is for visual reference, not authoritative specifications.

Old Lark Base 90-Day KPI · Reference only ↗B2B Sales Roadmap (Flowchart) ↗B2B Sales Roadmap (Mindmap) ↗Product Mindmap ↗Jasmine's B2B Mindmap ↗Customer Pain Points by Industry ↗Email Transcript & Templates ↗Call Script ↗Master Quote ↗Pricing Formula · Request approved access 🔒CRM-GO (Phone / Call / Chat) ↗All Product Catalog (Google Drive) ↗B2B Media Folder (Google Drive) ↗Onboarding Overview Video ↗Lark User Guide ↗CRM-GO: How to Call & Message ↗CRM-GO: Book Calendar Meetings ↗Sales Team Folder ↗B2B Media Folder ↗