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A Foolproof Framework for Better Incentive Communication

The Spiff Blog

The only remedy is a formal incentive communication strategy. This post will show you how to deconstruct your current sales compensation process to ultimately build a more effective incentive communication strategy. Map out an incentive communication step to align with each step of your sales comp process. Let’s dive in!

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Unleashing Profit Potential Through Rebate Automation

Distribution Pricing Journal

The distribution industry traditionally faces low margins in each sale. A common example involves your approach to pass-through promotions. Most distribution ERP systems have basic functionality for pricing and rebates. The same holds true for your rebate programs.

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5 Ways These Remarkable Channel Leaders are Improving Their Partnerships

Allbound

Being a channel manager isn’t an easy job. While a Google search will provide plenty of “best practices” for channel management, we wanted to take a deeper dive. In this post, we sought advice from leaders that are on the front lines of channel management. We spoke with three channel leaders from different industries.

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5 Ways to Build Up Customer Loyalty

Zoominfo

Invest in Multi-Channel Customer Service. Today’s customers interact with brands through a variety of channels, and they expect high-quality service on each one. Example of ZoomInfo’s knowledge center. Establish an Incentive-Based Customer Loyalty Program. Provide Ongoing Customer Education and Training. “If

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Frank Cespedes: How to Build and Manage Your Multi-Channel Marketing

Cience

Why has a multi-channel approach become more important? Buying is now a continuous and dynamic process in most industries, not a linear funnel ; it’s an on-going motion picture, not a selfie or snapshot in one channel. Buying a car is an example. Multi-channel selling is required here and in most industries. Answer: Yes.

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Here’s What Every Business Should Know about Multi-Channel Sales Management

Cincom Smart Selling

In many ways, managing multiple sales channels is like climbing that mountain—it looks easy until you really get into the process, and then the challenges and difficulties become all too apparent. If you currently manage a multi-channel operation, you know how naïve this statement sounds. You Need Channel Management.

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4 ways to use sales gamification in your sales process

PandaDoc

Employee engagement increases when the incentives are worth the effort required to do well. When executed properly, contests can dramatically boost sales productivity by offering incentives for high performers. This could be a monetary incentive like a cash prize, or a prize of some significant value.