Training

Learn how to design interactive sales training programs, increase reps' retention, deliver effective virtual training, and measure the return on investment.
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4 Lessons in This Course

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Lesson 1: Sales Training Curriculums

With sales training, the risk of low retention due to unengaging programs is high. Sales enablement can combat this with strategies to design and deliver effective training programs. Learn how to better understand your audience and craft engaging sales training curriculums uniquely tailored to reps.
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Lesson 2: Reinforcing Training

Considering the significant time and money invested in sales training, it is crucial for sales enablement to maximize the return on investment by reinforcing the material so it sticks. Learn how enablement can maximize retention in training programs through demonstrating examples of high performance, discussing topics to deepen comprehension, practicing skills with rigorous exercise, and refreshing learning with digestible and accessible content.
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Lesson 3: Deliver Engaging Virtual Training

Developing virtual training is a hurdle many organizations have recently had to learn how to navigate; for others, virtual sales training has existed in their companies for years. Today, it is essential that sales enablement leverage digital innovation to create engaging programs that will prepare sales reps to thrive in a virtual environment.
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Lesson 4: Measuring the Impact of Training Programs

The goal of sales training is for reps to develop the right behaviors to impact sales results and strategic initiatives. However, training is much less useful to leadership teams if there is no way to prove its impact on the business. This lesson covers how to demonstrate direct connections between enablement’s training curriculums, sales reps’ performance, and key business initiatives.
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