It's that time again! The end of the year is coming and it's time to start preparing for those much deserved awards for your sales team. The sales representatives in your company are the "rain makers" in the organization, cultivating new opportunities and building on existing relationships.
End of the year awards for salesmen can be given for a variety of reasons. End of the year's awards for salesmen are the most common awards given by companies, because every organization wants to recognize the team that helps drive top line revenue and growth. Monthly, quarterly and annual awards recognizing their performance is something every sales person looks forward to.
Ideas for End of Year Awards for Salesmen
Awards for salesmen can be given for a variety of reasons including revenue growth over the previous year, attaining a specific level of revenue, customer retention, new account acquisition, margin/profit levels, revenue of a particular product line, revenue in a target market, expansion into a new market, penetration of a new geographic area or even major account growth. Other common awards include Top Producer, Largest Sales Increase and awards for reaching a particularly high level (over budget achievements).
Sales awards can be for regional, national or global levels as well. These awards can be focused on product lines, industries or markets. Also, it is common to see some fun awards for recipients such as: Rising Star, Longest Presentation, Longest Sales Cycle, Shortest Sales Cycle, Strangest Presentation, The "Whatever It Takes" Award, "Sales Shark" Award, "Never Say Never" Award, The "No Really Means Maybe" Award, The "Consider It Done" Award, Sales Hero and Best achiever.
Often times, the elite sales team members are given a special award for reaching and sustaining a particularly high level of achievement. A few common ideas for these awards include: President's Awards, Chairman's Circle Award, Pinnacle Award, Summit Award, Silver, Gold or Platinum Sales Club (*Internet Source)
Top 10 Best Practices for Recognizing Length of Service
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"Drawing on published research and on its decades of experience and client service in rewards and recognition, Inspirus has found that the first step toward creating a great place to work is to implement 10 best practices that effectively recognizing length of service:
- Ensure timely recognition and notification of service award anniversary dates.
- Involve the most meaningful leader in the recognition experience.
- Present the award with flair to make the moment memorable.
- Provide choice: a reward valued by one may not be a valued by another.
- Deliver a user-friendly process for gift selection.
- Equip managers with the right tools.
- Reflect your corporate brand and image.
- Incorporate a personal touch.
- Celebrate major milestones.
- Integrate rewards with broad recognition strategy."
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