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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.

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The Science of Motivation

Sales and Marketing Management

Sales manager: I’d like to know what rewards the reps would like for our next incentive. Or maybe you think that incentives have run their course and it’s time to drop them altogether. If you’re thinking of asking your reps what will make the best prize in the incentive program, stop. Are incentives obsolete? Don’t do it.

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The Pipeline ? The REAL Problem with Sales Training

The Pipeline

December 2011. November 2011. October 2011. September 2011. August 2011. April 2011. March 2011. February 2011. January 2011. December 16th, 2011. December 16th, 2011. December 16th, 2011. December 16th, 2011. December 16th, 2011. December 16th, 2011.

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5 Popular Sales Metrics That Destroy Sales Performance

Hubspot Sales

Beane’s strategy -- as depicted in the 2011 film, “Moneyball” -- has traversed beyond the world of baseball to nearly all sectors of business and has become synonymous with making data-driven decisions. Structural incentives are those created by the structure of what’s being done. Call activity. Closing rate/win rate. Sales cycle time.

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Is It Time for B2B Sales Teams to Ignore Speed-to-Lead?

Chili Piper

This stat comes from a Harvard Business Review study and for today’s B2B sales and marketing teams, it has several problems…. First, it was published in 2011. Do you realize how much has changed since 2011? Lastly, there is an incentive for sales reps to take their time. That was almost 7 years ago! I don’t think so.

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Is there a Way to Improve Sales Tool Adoption?

The ROI Guy

I n 2011 you worked hard to produce new value-focused tools, empowering your sales team to meet the growing challenges of today’s more empowered, skeptical and frugal buyer. And you are not alone, as SiriusDecisions reports that the average company now spends a whopping $43K on marketing content and sales tools per salesperson per year.

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PODCAST 136: From the Opera to the C-Suite: Taking the Leap and Founding a Company with Matt Klepac

Sales Hacker

Matt started his career as an opera singer in addition to being a CMO and marketer. Matt’s a marketer at heart with a unique blend of creative and operational expertise. Before Vertify, Matt built the media technology, marketing and operations practice at RSG Media in New York City. We talked about how to make transitions.

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