Are your sales numbers looking as lifeless as a horde of walkers? Do you feel like you're fighting the apocalypse just to get a clear view of your sales pipeline? You're not alone. Many marketers, sales teams, e-commerce businesses, SaaS companies, agencies, and even those in construction and service industries struggle to track their sales effectively.
But what if you could build a #ZombieEasy dashboard in Google Sheets to visualize your sales journey, identify weak points, and optimize your conversion rates?
In a recent live build, we created a powerful sales funnel dashboard using Google Sheets and mock data from "Bite SiZes Munchies," the go-to provider of human removal services for zombies (yes, you read that right!). While the data might be fictional, the insights and techniques are #ZombieProof and can be applied to any industry.
Service Revenue Breakdown: Understanding which services are driving the most revenue is crucial. In our example, we tracked revenue for "Walker Wipeout," "Runner's Removal," and "Abomination Eradicators." This helps you identify your top-performing services and where to focus your sales efforts.
Total vs. Lost Revenue: It's not just about what you sell; it's also about what you could have sold. Tracking lost revenue (or opportunity cost) reveals the potential gains if you improve your closing rate.
Average Days to Close: Time is of the essence in sales. Knowing how long it takes to close a deal helps you forecast sales cycles and identify delays in your pipeline.
Top Performing Zombies (Sales Reps): Recognize and reward your top closers! Seeing who's bringing in the most "brains" (sales) can boost morale and create healthy competition.
Sales Funnel Visualization: A visual representation of your sales funnel is essential for understanding the flow of leads through each stage. Our example used these stages:
Leads Capture
Calls Booked
Appointment Set
Deals Closed
A well-designed dashboard allows you to quickly identify where your sales process is breaking down.
Are you getting plenty of leads but struggling to book calls?
Is your appointment set rate low?
Or are deals consistently slipping away at the final stage?
By visualizing these metrics, you can target your efforts for maximum impact.
Want a valuable insight?
Here's a #ZombieTip:
Getting a clear view of your data is essential.
You’ve got two options for bringing your sales funnel back to life.
Build it yourself, brave survivor-style. Our full video tutorial walks you through every gory detail—from capturing leads to visualizing your pipeline stages. You’ll learn how to create a #ZombieProof dashboard that turns chaos into clarity.
Skip the apocalypse and grab the finished dashboard template. It’s already armed and ready for your data. Just plug in your numbers, customize the theme to match your brand, and you’re good to go.
No need to battle spreadsheet formulas or reinvent the wheel.
Whichever path you choose, building your sales funnel dashboard is now officially #ZombieEasy.
Is the dashboard suitable for my industry?
Yes! While we used fictional zombie-themed data for fun, the structure works across industries—from e-commerce to agencies to construction. If you sell something and want to track performance, this dashboard’s for you.
Do I need coding or technical knowledge to build the dashboard?
No coding required—just basic spreadsheet skills. The tutorial walks you through every formula, chart, and setup step to make the process #ZombieEasy.
What sales funnel stages are included?
The default template includes: Leads Captured → Calls Booked → Appointments Set → Deals Closed. But it’s fully customizable—add or rename stages to fit your unique funnel.
Can I track team performance in the dashboard?
Yes. You can track top-performing sales reps (or “zombies,” if you’re keeping it fun). This helps you reward high performers and coach the ones falling behind.
Is the pre-built dashboard customizable for my brand?
Definitely. You can change colors, logos, and even fonts to match your branding. The template is flexible so you can make it look and feel like part of your own business setup.