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Manufacturers and distributors are rolling out more sales incentive programs for their channel partners than ever before.
Some of these programs are not as successful as they could be, however, because they fail to appreciate fully what motivates salespeople and drives them to overachieve. Read on to learn six key concepts that can make your incentive programs more effective.
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The monetary values of incentives are often not the critical factor in motivating sales people to succeed. Take my own example. I was fortunate to work in an industry that provided an unending supply of incentives and awards for overachievement. I knew that, if I won every trip, every TV, every incentive offered Cheap Paul Byron Hat , the money would come with it! For me, the money and the goodies were not my primary motivation. My philosophy was simple; ?If you win all the incentives there are to win, you couldn't help but be at or near the top every time.? Corporations use incentive programs to drive behavior and I agreed to play the game and conform to their wishes; what gets rewarded, gets done.
The problem, from the vendors? point of view Cheap Jeff Petry Hat , is that not all salespeople are motivated the same way. Consequently, not all incentive programs work. Why is that? From my experience, I'll make the following observations:
1) The 80-20 Rule: Twenty percent of the salespeople make eighty percent of the sales and profits. Too often, sales incentives ? perhaps in an effort to be fair ? are geared to the entire sales force or VAR channel. The risk in a program like this is that the glove that fits everyone, in the end Cheap Phillip Danault Hat , fits no one. Enlightened marketing strategists know that the top twenty percent are already motivated. Simply put, a strategy that's geared to light a fire under the next twenty percent ? the next logical group ? doubles the business in a more cost efficient manner.
2) The KISS Theory: Salespeople by nature are like electricity. They naturally take the path of least resistance. That's not to say they are lazy or untoward. In fact, it's just the opposite. Good salespeople look to simplicity to make things happen.
Often, incentive programs fail miserably because of innate complexities either in their recording and reporting systems or in how rewards are won. If you put the salesperson in a position where they are forced to assess ?To get this, I first have to sell this Cheap Karl Alzner Hat , plus these and not these and they must include these,? you are creating a recipe for confusion, sales frustration and failure. In the end, the incentive program becomes a disincentive!
The remedy? Manufacturers must keep the program sweet and simple and attainable. There can be no ambiguity. Anything less will result in a lack of
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