🥷Leadbay for managers
Leadbay gives managers a simple framework to embed prospecting into their team’s daily routine — with clear goals, smooth tracking, and a culture of consistency.
⚖️ Why it matters
Prospecting is often managed reactively: a last-minute sprint at the end of the quarter, or a massive outreach after weeks of silence. The result? Tired teams, neglected leads, and lost opportunities.
With Leadbay, a manager’s role is to bring back rhythm, visibility, and enjoyment into prospecting. And for that, there are 3 golden rules.
🏆 The 3 Golden Rules of Prospecting Management
1️⃣ Set quarterly goals (# of target accounts, # of actions completed)
Prospecting is not a sprint — it’s a marathon. Set a clear course for the quarter:
How many strategic accounts should be opened?
How many prospecting actions (messages, follow-ups, likes, emails) are expected per rep?
💡 Leadbay Tip: In the Manager Dashboard, track two key indicators:
Progress on the number of leads liked
Total prospecting actions completed
The trend charts instantly show you where energy is dropping.
Goal: Create consistency, not pressure.
2️⃣ Open the dashboard at every weekly meeting
The Leadbay Dashboard is your mirror of commercial momentum. Open it systematically at the start of each meeting to:
Get a visual snapshot of prospecting activity
Spot weak signals (reps falling behind, inactive accounts, bottlenecks)
Celebrate visible progress
🧩 Leadbay Tip: Use the “Prospecting Actions” indicator to highlight initiatives. The goal isn’t to micromanage — it’s to celebrate consistency and good habits.
🎯 Goal: Make Leadbay part of the team ritual — just like your CRM or forecast review.
3️⃣ Make sure there are as many likes as prospecting actions
Yes, you read that right. If your team stays stuck in squirrel mode (liking lots of leads but never acting), they simply don’t exist on your prospects’ radar.
A healthy ratio? ➡️ For every lead liked, there should be at least one prospecting action: enriched contact, note added, meeting scheduled, etc.
💡 Leadbay Tip: The “Activate” tab helps your team turn likes into actions. As a manager, you can monitor this balance directly in your dashboard — and that’s often where performance is made or lost.
Goal: Balance push & pull — build proximity before conversion.
🧠 Good to know
Leadbay indicators are built for transparency, not control. The goal is to empower teams to self-regulate.
Alignment beats volume. A Leadbay manager doesn’t push for “more”, but for better — more often, and together.
A great Leadbay manager talks as much about conversations as about actions: “What did you learn from your market this week?” is always better than “How many emails did you send?”
🧩 Related Resources
🎛️Manager Dashboard🎬Changelog🎁 Manager Bonus
To reward managers who embrace the Leadbay method: The Manager License is offered free of charge to any team leader who commits to implementing these three golden rules in their management routine.
👉 Leadbay supports the managers who support their teams.
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