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10 Incentive Travel Facts You Can Put To Good Use

Sales and Marketing Management

The Incentive Research Foundation (IRF), a private not-for-profit foundation that focuses its initiatives on pragmatic research highlighting the premise and the power of incentive and motivational programs, issued a list of 10 incentive travel facts to commemorate Global Meetings Industry Day. 38 percent of all U.S.

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Motivating sales reps – what’s the role of money?

Sales Training Connection

While money is a motivator for some sales reps some of the time, sales managers should leverage the motivational impact of nonfinancial incentives such as the recognition and appreciation of work performed and feedback from the manager. ©2013 Sales Horizons, LLC. 39% of sales people do not feel appreciated at work.

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Top Ten Ways to Immediately Improve Sales Tool Adoption

The ROI Guy

So how do you achieve sales tool adoption in 2013? As the studies indicate, business-as-usual is a more comfortable state of mind, because we all tend to outweigh potential downside risks higher than significant and compelling upside rewards - a risk aversion that causes a natural resistance to change.

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How to Boost Sales Team Morale Before Year-End

Tenfold

Provide venues and support for these endeavors by regularly conducting training programs, providing incentives for members who enroll in after-work classes and certificate programs, and reimbursing investments made in these. You also communicate that it’s not just about the bottom line and corporate goals.

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The Truth About Gamification (The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly)

Lessonly

There is a lot of talk about gamification and how it can make our training programs more engaging and motivating for reps. The goal of all training programs is to encourage or change a behavior. However, a training program is just a means to an end. This blog post was originally published by SalesHacker in October 2019.

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Laurie Page: “Calling Should Ultimately Be Part of Your Touch Cadence”

Cience

As you know, we’ve been studying sales development for over a decade now and we’ve issued several reports over this period. We always encourage our clients to make performance-based incentives. We’ve even done some studies with different channels (video, email, phone, texting), and different prospects prefer different mediums.

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PODCAST 135: Pushing Through the Zone of Discomfort Towards Personal Growth with AJ Bruno

Sales Hacker

Sam Jacobs : When you say you went at it hard from a technical perspective, does that mean that you trained yourself how to be an engineer? But in April of 2013, we were less than a month away from running out of money. And that was how we got our start into TrendKite. That fake it before you make it only takes you so far.