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Will These 6 Tests Save 2013’s Sales Compensation Plan?

SBI Growth

This post will help you test a redesigned sales compensation plan to ensure cultural fit. Plus, you’ll find advice on compatibility with other sales effectiveness drivers. Let’s suppose HR is fully engaged for redesign of a 2013 Sales Compensation plan. HR even brought in an expert compensation firm.

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New Product? Don’t Forget to Update the Sales Compensation Plan

SBI Growth

Revising or building a new sales process to enable sales reps. Modifying sales reports and dashboards to enable sales managers to track new product sales. What about the sales compensation plan? The success of the product launch lies in the performance of the sales reps.

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Why You Can't Fill Your Open Sales Manager Positions

SBI Growth

A post for Sales and HR Leaders to find root causes of Sales Manager (SM) vacancies. The Sales Manager position is the fulcrum between sales leadership strategy and sales force execution. Teams without effective sales managers lack morale and discipline. Poor compensation.

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Are Sales and Sales Management Candidates Getting Worse?

Understanding the Sales Force

With all that, shouldn''t the quality of sales, sales management and sales leadership candidates be on the rise? The darker dotted line is the trend for the percentage of sales management candidates that were recommended by Objective Management Group for the same time period. Yes, it should.

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Should Marketing Be Compensated On Revenue?

Pointclear

If this is true, and no one has refuted me yet, why isn’t marketing management (and everyone in the marketing department) compensated in some manner on revenue the same way sales people and sales management are paid? In my opinion, it’s for this “generated interest” that they should be compensated.

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Sales Managers: Think You’re Ready for Referrals?

No More Cold Calling

Here are five important steps to make your team referral sales experts. If salespeople were self-motivated, they wouldn’t need sales managers or metrics. That’s why we need sales managers. Actually, what we need is strong sales leadership. Sales managers do what they ask others to do.

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Signals that sales managers send with rewards

Sales and Marketing Management

Her work with Bruno Frey from the University of Zurich reveals new insights into the signals that managers and reps experience with rewards. To be clear, rewards are not compensation. At their best, rewards complement meaningful compensation. When sales managers use rewards, they send signals to their teams and organizations.