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The Psychology Behind Unexpected Rewards

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Luke Kreitner The element of surprise has been proven to be a powerful motivational tool. Scientific studies show that unexpected incentive rewards stimulate areas of the brain connected to behavior development and learning. In short, surprise incentive rewards are powerful because they’re universal.

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How to Motivate Employees in Tough Times

The Spiff Blog

Motivation and compensation are tough to nail under normal circumstances and are even trickier during tough times. It’s safe to say that motivating your team in the current economic downturn is about as tricky as it has ever been. Super motivating right? Let’s get into it! Well, not exactly.

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Unlock Sales Potential with a Sales Training Strategy

Highspot

Achieving revenue targets can be tricky, and it’s tempting to overlook training. A sales training strategy is your blueprint to equip sales teams with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel. Get practical advice for developing an effective, modern sales training strategy.

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How to Motivate Sales Managers with Compensation Strategy

The Spiff Blog

The variable component of success between great historic leaders and sales managers is exactly the same, and that variable is motivation. Before I dive any deeper into motivation itself I want to make sure I highlight something that is often overlooked and that is switching the context of success. Switching the Context of Success.

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10 Sales training techniques every manager should know

PandaDoc

Training your team requires providing them with more than a manual and a few workshops before sending them out into the field. In fact, if that’s your current sales training program, all of that hard work and education could be forgotten by your team in just a few months. Start a free trial 3.

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5 Key Pillars of Effective Sales Performance Management

The Spiff Blog

These pillars include organizational alignment, robust reporting, ongoing professional development, incentive compensation, and sales enablement. Only when these components are carefully managed and integrated into your sales strategy, can you drive performance, foster a motivated sales team, and ultimately, achieve your sales goals.

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6 Strategies for Building a Successful Sales Team

Pipeliner

Creating high-performing sales reps means supplying them with everything they require to reach their objectives, from motivation and professional growth. When people understand their goals, they are more likely to stay focused and motivated to achieve them. This way, they’ll have a reference point to use when trying to perform.

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