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How to Build Effective Sales Compensation Plans for Any Customer Facing Role

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Create a 2-Page Contract and Get Mutual Commitment [TEMPLATE PROVIDED]. Here’s a simple example to begin with that covers the SDR, AE and Customer Success Manager (CSM) functions: Table 1. Highly leveraged sales compensation plans are mostly seen in transactional sales, where the volume is extremely high at low prices.

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SaaStr Podcast #348 with Dataiku Chief Customer Officer Kurt Muehmel

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How does Kurt think about the right pricing mechanism for the customer today? You’re telling me mathematically the answer is going to be X, but I can’t understand why. And is there ever a case for too small a contract to start? How can content be used to efficiently scale change management practices? Help me out.

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SaaStr Podcast #213: Tom Tunguz, GP @ Redpoint Ventures On Why Scoring Leads May Actually Be Dangerous

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Annual contracts: To what extent do annual contracts dominate today? Why does Tom think in the early days one should be wary of signing too many multi-year contracts? How does Tom think about calculating churn when it comes to multi-year contracts? And the first one as you said, Harry, is around annual contracts.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week: May 10, 2019

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And when we would focus on the buying experience and making it very personal to the buyer we actually see a dramatic increase in revenue and so MQL and SQL are what I call maybe a momentum or a KPI metric, but they shouldn’t be how you’re driving or measuring your teams.

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SaaStr Podcast for the Week with Redpoint Ventures and Cloudflare — January 3, 2020

SaaStr

Annual contracts: To what extent do annual contracts dominate today? Why does Tom think in the early days one should be wary of signing too many multi-year contracts? How does Tom think about calculating churn when it comes to multi-year contracts? And the first one as you said, Harry, is around annual contracts.