I would like to include the number of sales representatives and sales assistens in my sales process as a factor that influences revenue. How can I do that?

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I would like to include the number of sales representatives and sales assistens in my sales process as a factor that influences revenue. How can I do that? 

# Number of Sales Assistants (Appointment) and Number of Sales Representatives (Conversion)
number_of_sales_assistants <- 10 # Sales assistants
number_of_sales_representatives
<- 5 # Sales representatives
#Sales process based on binomial distribution
#Basic sales process
#Leads
leads <- rbinom (1, target_group, lead_rate)
total_lead_cost <- leads * lead_cost
#Appointments
appointments <- rbinom(1, leads, appointment_rate_assistant)
total_appointment_cost <- appointments* appointment_cost
#Conversions
conversions <- rbinom (1, appointments, conversion_rate_representative)
total_conversion_cost <- conversions conversion_cost
*
# Revenue
revenue <- conversions * average_order_value_new
# Costs
total_costs <- total_lead_cost + total_appointment_cost + total_conversion_cost
# Profit
profit <- revenue total costs
Transcribed Image Text:# Number of Sales Assistants (Appointment) and Number of Sales Representatives (Conversion) number_of_sales_assistants <- 10 # Sales assistants number_of_sales_representatives <- 5 # Sales representatives #Sales process based on binomial distribution #Basic sales process #Leads leads <- rbinom (1, target_group, lead_rate) total_lead_cost <- leads * lead_cost #Appointments appointments <- rbinom(1, leads, appointment_rate_assistant) total_appointment_cost <- appointments* appointment_cost #Conversions conversions <- rbinom (1, appointments, conversion_rate_representative) total_conversion_cost <- conversions conversion_cost * # Revenue revenue <- conversions * average_order_value_new # Costs total_costs <- total_lead_cost + total_appointment_cost + total_conversion_cost # Profit profit <- revenue total costs
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