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Guest Post: How to Keep Top Talent

SalesLoft

The basic construct is this: treat your people well and care for them. Provide monetary incentive, leadership opportunities, and exposure to new roles and projects. Our aim is not to focus on how these folks serve our needs, but to support their natural abilities, orientation, and their definition of success while we serve them.

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PODCAST 154: Guided Selling with Neil Ringers

Sales Hacker

We’re focusing on how to win in the new sales era: new go-to-market strategies, deeper funnel insights and actionable takeaways for your entire organization from revenue leaders at high-growth startups and fortune 500 companies. It was my foundation for success in selling and going to market. Show Introduction [00:00].

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10 Ways to Avoid Being a Sales Management Fool

Xactly

Whether you’re in sales, finance, marketing, or IT, it’s important that your company can rely on you to get your job done and do it well. Personalize Your Management Style and Incentives for Each Employee. An easy way to do this is through simple personalized incentives. Use Constructive Criticism and Offer Alternate Solutions.

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The 5 Stages of Developing and Launching a New Sales Strategy

Chorus.ai

It eschews automated data handling and keeps approaches to sales and marketing separate. Developing your sales strategy Now that we’ve got our definition down solid, it’s time to tackle the most difficult part of this (or any) process: the first steps. Your personas, taken together, form your target market. Clarity is the key.

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Meet the Spiff Team: Chapter Six

The Spiff Blog

Without further ado let’s jump into the latest edition and meet some of our favorite Spiffers: Rachel Cravit, Marketing Content Writer. Rachel is an experienced content writer/marketer, specializing exclusively in B2B SaaS for the past 4 years. She’s excited to join Spiff’s marketing team! What excites you most about your role?

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How Do You Incentivise SaaS Sales?

OpenSymmetry

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is generally thought to be a challenge for incentive plan designers – but is this true – why is it important and what are some of the key considerations in getting the design right? SaaS sales models are a challenge as an incentive designer, sales operations or finance for a number of reasons.

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Humanizing Sales in the Age of AI: Strategies for Success

Allego

What separates the best sales teams from the rest in today’s unpredictable market? Continue reading to learn how Ashe’s GEAR methodology enhances sales training and leadership by providing a definitive path for SDRs to thrive in any future sales environment. One of those four things is gamification –the G in GEAR.