Formalized sales processes and opportunity pipelines give managers valuable operating frameworks, but their impact in most firms falls far short of expectation. In this webcast, presenters Jason Jordan and Bob Kelly examine why typical approaches to sales process and pipeline management often fail. Drawing on more than 10 years of...Read more
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Maximizing Sales Coaching Program Effectiveness ![Full members only Full members only](https://salesmanagement.org/wp-content/themes/salesmanage-new/images/padlock.png)
25 January 2024
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The capstone session in our multi-part session on sales coaching program effectiveness, this webcast addresses how sales coaching programs evolve from good to great, and how management can ensure the maximum impact on sales force productivity from their coaching investments. Topics covered include: Developing master coaching competence in the sales...Read more
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Retaining Top Sales Talent Without Increasing Pay ![Full members only Full members only](https://salesmanagement.org/wp-content/themes/salesmanage-new/images/padlock.png)
24 January 2024
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Retaining top talent is suddenly a front burner priority for sales organizations. In many industries, the labor market balance-of-power has swung in favor of workers, and salespeople are more vulnerable (and receptive) to competitors' poaching efforts. At the same time, employers may be under mounting financial pressure, with limited ability...Read more
Sales coaching programs may initially fail to deliver the results management expects. Most programs require careful assessment after implementation, and adjustments, both small and large, to begin generating significant impact. In this session, we review the most common course corrections used to help sales coaching programs get back on track....Read more
Sales forecasting is troublesome for most sales organizations – just 41% consider their forecasting efforts effective. Effective or not, sales forecasting often consumes lots of sales organizations’ time and attention. In this webcast, we consider the elements of effective forecasting for sales organizations. Basic forecasting techniques are reviewed, along with...Read more
The third in a three part series on sales resource utilization. Sales forces are continually pressured to improve productivity. As a result, many leaders’ first response is to focus on improving salesperson effectiveness. But many overlook the significant productivity gains that come from improving efficiency, including those from improving resource...Read more
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Designing and Implementing Effective Sales Compensation Plans ![Full members only Full members only](https://salesmanagement.org/wp-content/themes/salesmanage-new/images/padlock.png)
25 October 2023
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Incentive compensation anchors many firms’ sales performance management efforts. Designing effective sales compensation plans is no small challenge for organizations of any size, and SMA’s research shows that fewer than half of firms are effective in sales incentive design. In this webcast, presenters discuss the most important aspects of designing...Read more
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Assessing Sales Coaching Program Effectiveness ![Full members only Full members only](https://salesmanagement.org/wp-content/themes/salesmanage-new/images/padlock.png)
19 October 2023
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Firms often find a wide gap between their sales coaching program's effectiveness and the results they'd hoped for when the program was implemented. Closing these gaps depends on a thorough, objective, and credible assessment of current coaching activity. In this session, one in a series on sales coaching program effectiveness,...Read more