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incentives and rewards

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    Why tracking sales incentive results is important

    Is your sales incentive programme delivering the results you need? Our comprehensive guide reveals how to track and optimise your incentives for maximum impact. Learn the key elements of a successful sales incentive programme, tailored to different cultural contexts and drive business growth today!

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    Case Study

    Building a high performance culture

    How BI WORLDWIDE led a complex global recognition implementation and set a great foundation for this global bank’s high-performance culture.

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    How to Calculate the Value of Sales Incentives: Maximising ROI and ROO

    Discover how to calculate the value of sales incentives with a focus on ROI and ROO, & actionable steps to design effective incentive programmes.

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    Sales Incentives vs Sales Commission

    When considering what attracts an employee to a new employer, it’s essential to understand the distinct roles that compensation and sales incentives play. Compensation, which ensures fair payment for the work performed, is often what initially draws a person to a role. In contrast, sales incentives are what keep employees motivated, engaged, and striving for continuous improvement.

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    What is sales incentive management?

    Looking to build a high performing sales team? For most sales organisations, this is a common goal. Strong salespeople close more deals and generate bigger profits. Motivated salespeople are always driven to do better, and sell more; and happy salespeople are likely to stay loyal to you as an employer, and continue to bring in great […]

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    Sales incentive structures that work

    The success of your sales incentive programme hinges on its ability to tap into the diverse motivations of your sales team and how it can adapt to the dynamic nature of sales environments and the specific goals you aim to achieve. Whether you’re aiming to boost individual performance, foster teamwork, or navigate complex sales environments, […]

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    How does budget influence your sales incentive structure?

    When you have a finite budget, choosing an effective sales incentive structure can be challenging. ROI is crucial, and so are strong results. So, what types of incentives exist, and how do you structure an incentive plan that works? Explore these questions in our guide.

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    Gamification: what it is and how it works in the workplace

    Low employee engagement can increase staff turnover by 18-43%. Keep your employees and channel partners engaged and thriving! Discover how gamification can transform your workplace culture, elevate morale, and drive outstanding business results.

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    Tiered loyalty programmes: strategies for driving customer engagement and retention

    Discover how tiering can maximise your channel incentive and loyalty programmes. Learn about attitudinal and behavioural loyalty and the strategies we use to build programmes that align with our clients’ business goals and drive customer engagement.

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    Incentivising the journey: Enhancing sales with effective channel partner incentives

    Did you know that a well-designed incentive programme can almost double your sales? When it comes to channel incentives, the journey matters as much as the sale itself.