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

Sales Hacker

Here’s a simple example to begin with that covers the SDR, AE and Customer Success Manager (CSM) functions: Table 1. It also helps create “micro promotions” which are useful for motivating people, especially those who are early in their careers. 40,000/150 = $267/SQL. Or rather $250/SQL.

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

SaaStr

And then in the enterprise, some of them tie them to multi-year deals, but there’s actually no impact on conversion rate from the free trial to a paid customer as a function of the contract value. And the way that we think about it is there are people who like to solve problems and there are people who like to execute game plans.

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The Playbook to Building a Thriving Sales Culture with PatientPop SVP of Sales Justin Welsh (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

I love a good game of ping pong. I have a young man on my a sales operations team who wanted to do SQL data analysis. Every quarter we run an ENPS, employee net promoter score, by department. QUESTION : As a sales leader, how do you manage expectations across the organization with product and other functions?

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

SaaStr

And then in the enterprise, some of them tie them to multi-year deals, but there’s actually no impact on conversion rate from the free trial to a paid customer as a function of the contract value. And the way that we think about it is there are people who like to solve problems and there are people who like to execute game plans.

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Stop Hiring the Wrong People! (Or How to Hire for Growth, Not Skills)

ConversionXL

That’s when communication breaks down—not when everyone is on their best behavior with no skin in the game. What about specific skills to the job—doing X analysis, using Y tool, familiarity with Z marketplace? Instead, let’s ask if they’ll tell people what they need to hear and not what they want to hear.

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SaaStr Podcast #348 with Dataiku Chief Customer Officer Kurt Muehmel

SaaStr

Kurt Muehmel: What’s interesting is that a lot of them do tackle a lot of customer-facing questions first and foremost, and this can be about customer activation, which promotions do we want to send to whom? You’re telling me mathematically the answer is going to be X, but I can’t understand why. Kurt Muehmel: Yeah.

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