Field notes

Notes from pipeline lists, not from generic productivity advice

Each piece is about a forecasting or coverage problem that shows up in Georgia sales regions.

Atlanta skyline on an overcast day, viewed across a highway

March 11, 2026

How Atlanta metro accounts get counted twice in a regional forecast

When a Forsyth rep and a Fulton overlay both carry the same headquarters, the regional commit inflates before anyone notices the shared EIN.

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Person writing in a notebook beside a laptop during a planning session

April 1, 2026

When a mid-market 'commit' is still a hope

Stage names copied from a national playbook rarely match how Georgia mid-market buyers actually sign.

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Industrial facility interior with equipment and work lighting

May 17, 2026

Industrial pipeline in North Georgia does not close on a software calendar

Plant shutdowns, fiscal calendars, and freight windows move close dates more than a seller's activity score.

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Handwritten notes and sticky markers arranged on a planning board

June 8, 2026

What a Q4 coverage map should actually include

A map that only shows green pins for 'in coverage' hides the accounts that have an owner and no next meeting.

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Person reviewing charts and figures on a laptop in a bright office

July 20, 2026

Split counties and overlay routes: who carries the forecast line

Gwinnett split by ZIP, plus a vertical overlay, is a common Georgia pattern and a common source of slipped commits.

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