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A Foolproof Framework for Better Incentive Communication

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Developing an effective sales compensation plan requires a lot of brain power. It makes sense to focus on behaviors you’d like to incentivize, or pulling certain levers to impact other components of your sales engine. The only remedy is a formal incentive communication strategy. Let’s dive in!

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How to Build a Sales Process: The Complete Guide

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Creating a structured sales process is one of the most effective ways to boost your sales teams’ efficiency and results. With a formal sales process in place, your sales team has a framework to follow, and it’s much easier to stay on the same page, track results, and onboard new team members.

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Bridging the Gap Between Sales and Finance

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In the blue corner we have our CRO, or Sales Director, whose function invariably involves spending company money to attract new clients and customers to the business. Any CFO hoping to bridge the gap between Sales and Finance needs to invest their time in technology. A commission plan with too many incentives is sure to end badly.

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5 Ways to Write a Better Change of Commission Letter

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Sales commission plans constantly change to reflect shifting business priorities, unstable market conditions, new product releases, and more. With these changes, businesses typically provide reps with something called a change of commission letter– or, sales commission agreement letters. Sales turnover is at an all time high.

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The Future of Finance: 10 Things CFOs Need to Consider About Technology

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Technology is becoming more and more important in corporate businesses as both an enabler for competitive advantage and a means to successfully reach sales goals and drive growth. In a sales-driven organization, data is extremely important. Most “software” problems are truly data/analysis problems. Is more data better?

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CROs: Double Down on Seller Experience to Do More with Less

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So, today, we explore five ways to double down on Seller Experience to save money, bring in more revenue, and ultimately create an environment where sales professionals can thrive– even in the face of hardship. When sales reps are happy, engaged, and supported they’re able to provide prospects and customers with a better experience.

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Skill vs. Will: When Skill Just Isn’t Enough in Sales

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Although all professions require a certain balance of skill and motivation, sales in particular relies more heavily on motivation than others. The reason for this is simple, sales is a numbers game. When a sales rep doesn’t have the necessary selling skills, leaders have options. Let’s jump into it. Set SMART Goals.