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How much sales time should you invest in your customers?
There are two common ways of classifying accounts. One way, which is what the questioner is using, is to classify by the total volume of sales and/or gross profits. Thus, an A customer is someone who bought more than a B customer. The other way, which I believe is more effective for sales people, is to classify the customer based on potential. Thus, an A customer has the potential to buy more than a B customer, regardless of what they have actually purchased.
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