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"If you're like most sales leaders, your incentive program is a constant challenge, as you try to jumpstart sales, energize a geographically dispersed and autonomous workforce, and motivate salespeople to achieve ambitious revenue goals. And sometimes it seems like you just don't know what works; your products and markets are changing, the incentive program that was so successful last year no longer produces the desired results, or perhaps the generous incentive program you created has yielded a corps of highly paid salespeople who spend most of their time on existing clients and minimal time generating new business -- and threaten to walk away with your customer base if you scale back paychecks! Incentive programs are seductively powerful but complicated instruments."

""With the explosion in Internet sales, organizations are frantically transforming their sales departments, adding new roles and redefining existing positions, to capture a share of this lucrative new market. This second edition of the landmark Compensating New Sales Roles explains: * How to identify and establish the sales roles an organization needs to turn in double-digit growth on a continuous basis * How to design and implement a compensation plan that directs, motivates, and rewards employees who perform effectively--regardless of sales channels * How to compensate sales staffs in telesales and teleweb operations--the fastest growing fields of selling. Packed with updated tips, tools, and examples, along with a new focus on online selling opportunities, this is an essential guide for human resources/compensation professionals, business owners, and sales executives.""

""Now in an updated and expanded edition, The Sales Compensation Handbook provides the information and tools needed to design and implement top-notch sales compensation programs. This authoritative reference from experts at Towers Perrin provides guidance on all aspects of compensating salespeople, including cash and non-cash incentives * base salary, bonus, and commission scales * team-selling roles and implications * linking compensation to company culture, and much more. Sales managers and compensation professionals alike will find this comprehensive resource a valuable tool for building sales rep productivity.""

"The way a company designs its sales compensation program has a greater impact on behavior and results than any sales training, sales management method, or leadership message. Yet most senior executives fail to see the big picture, leading to fundamental misalignments between sales strategy and organizational goals. Featuring insightful interviews with Fortune 1000 C-level executives and real lessons from the field, this essential book reveals the tough questions leaders should be asking about how sales incentives drive the business. It provides valuable thought models and a Revenue Roadmap identifying the four major competency areas and 16 related disciplines that must connect for an organization to grow profitably. Last but not least, readers will find an interactive report card they can use to grade their own compensation plans. Sales compensation powers the performance of the entire business. "What Your CEO Needs to Know about Sales Compensation" casts a spotlight on how leaders at all levels can leverage the strategic power of incentives to reach the ultimate goals of their organization."

"When it comes to creating an executive compensation program, it can be hard to provide the company's leaders with the incentive they need to continue doing their best, without becoming too extravagant. This book gives readers the techniques and understanding they need to design a rewards strategy that will motivate performers while benefiting the entire organisation. Taking a careful look at the complicated state of executive rewards, this no-nonsense, practical guide provides readers with a complete methodology for motivating management to accomplish critical business goals. Instead of a 'one-size-fits-all' approach, the book uses case studies and examples to illustrate what factors should be considered - including corporate environment, key stakeholders, people and business strategy, and organizational capabilities - when designing a program that will benefit both their company, and the people who fuel its success."