Revenue Leaks in Sales Capacity
- Gina Gauna
- Oct 2
- 2 min read

Most sales leaders know growth isn’t just about more headcount.
It’s about how effectively your team uses the capacity you already have.
In this first edition of our Revenue Leaks series, we break down where hidden leaks show up when capacity is the issue:
Time allocation (too much “other work”)
Market presence (territory gaps or overlaps)
Process discipline (inconsistent execution)
Pipeline hygiene (unqualified deals draining time)
In this multi-part series, we are unpacking the hidden revenue leaks inside your sales org. We’ll start with the most overlooked lever: unlocking dormant capacity without disrupting your operating rhythm.

If you’re a sales leader tired of watching revenue leak through the cracks, this is your moment to pause, download, and rethink how your team operates.
These concepts are easy to understand but difficult to implement and drive. That is where Match Vertical Partners comes in. Follow our company page to follow the Revenue Leaks series.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
With 30+ years in sales leadership our founders, Gina Gauna and Taylor Crook, have helped senior executives in the Life Sciences ecosystem build sales organizations that consistently win. We’ve scaled new business segments generating over $1B in sales, built enterprise accounts exceeding $100M annually, and coached B2B sales leaders using frameworks that drive consistent, profitable growth.
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