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7 New Ways to Motivate Salespeople Through 20 Old Hurdles

Understanding the Sales Force

Trust me when I say that this is a great article, but before we get to it, I have a few post-vacation links for you. Today, the data shows that no more than 27% of salespeople are what we now call extrinsically motivated. Lower Priced Competitors. Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan. This is important! Disinterest.

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Your Ultimate Guide to Sales Leadership in 2022

Highspot

But extrinsic motivators aren’t enough to consistently motivate sales reps, so this shouldn’t be your sole or primary leadership style. pains and gains), product positioning, market conditions, competitors (current and future), and pricing. Trust is one of the most important skills you can have as a sales leader.

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30 Minutes in Sales Nerd Heaven w/ Pete Kazanjy {Hey Salespeople Podcast}

SalesLoft

So it wasn’t even like I could negotiate on contract, my price is my price. You gave me this territory that’s been burned to the ground, there’s no way these clients are going to buy from us if I don’t repair some of this trust that’s been fractured here. Talk about selling a commodity.

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17 Obscure Persuasion Techniques for Conversion Optimization

ConversionXL

Any incentive you offer can potentially change your visitors’ motivation from intrinsic to extrinsic, meaning their buying and use becomes dependent on the incentive. How to Use It: If you are in a market with stiff competition, encourage comparison (price, product features, packaging, etc.) whenever possible. Barnum Effect.