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Motivate, animate and reward your sales networks with our responsible incentive solution.

Achieve your objectives by guiding the performance of your prescriber network

Expand your sales

We create local challenges to stimulate your agencies

Animate
your teams

Use a new social tool to disseminate corporate information

Communicate with
your employees

Communicate consistently across Europe

Broadcast internationally

How does it work? An essential lever for motivation and sales growth, the sales challenge is an integral part of the company's sales strategy. It meets a variety of objectives, focusing either on the sales force or on the company's commercial performance. But to ensure its success, it's important to prepare and organize it well: I want to contact you 1: Challenge creation The basis of an operation can be summed up as a business objective, a set of rules defining the framework and conditions of remuneration (criteria, amounts, thresholds) and an attractive theme. 2: Prescribers integration Each animation is based on the segmentation of the external sales force dedicated to or selected for the distribution of your products and services. These external prescribers will be the users of the relational platform. 3: Information for the audience
We create the graphical supports that accompany your approach to seduce your users. This content is then displayed on the platform's home page, distributed by e-mail and adapted to your usual communication tools (on and offline).

4: Reward distribution
Once the performance statement is available, we implement the transactional data on your platform. After validation, points are then credited to each beneficiary user. 5: Performance analysis Follow the live performance of each of your challenges. Your dashboard shows the results of prescribers' operations and the budgets allocated. 6: Choice of gifts Winning users can access an online store designed just for them. All they have to do is choose the reward that will please them the most.

A rewards program based on addictive, fun animation mechanics

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Benefits
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Animate
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multi-channel communication

Participatory functions

Adapt our rewards to your needs

Our range of leisure and business products is always up to date. That's why we keep abreast of the latest releases and trends. We also take care to select our professional products, such as tools and office supplies, so as to offer lasting service and optimum customer satisfaction.

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Our business model is based on three product categories, one of which is mandatory (the setup ) and the other two optional, which can be customized to your needs. Subscription License Marketing automation
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Setup Platform creation and configuration, customer profiles and mechanics Reward Depending on the rate of generosity applied to shares + +

Co-creation

Initially, we like to visit our new customers to gain a better understanding of their business and business model.

We then offer our customers workshops in our salons, where we not only clearly reformulate the issues they're looking to address, but also offer suggestions on our know-how, new functions and content, or current issues (such as changes in best business practices).

These very convivial workshops are very important because they create links with all the different back office teams at Kalido and the customers, which is important for interacting directly and pragmatically the very next day.

It should be noted that the workshops we prepare in this way are repeated every year, as it's important to keep adjusting the overall solution.

Agile method

Within the Customer Marketing department, the Key Account Manager is the customer project manager. His role is to ensure the proper coordination of projects, and in particular the management and animation of the relationship programs entrusted to him.

It goes without saying that having 100% of back office services (market place, graphics studio, marketing, IT, etc.) internalized, allows for great operational agility in the implementation and follow-up of projects. When using this agile method approach, the aim is to bring flexibility and performance to global project management, both internal and external.

Focused on people and communication, it enables customers to participate in product development throughout the project.

Our project manager works in tandem with his counterpart at the client's premises, and on a weekly basis they review progress and make adjustments as the project progresses.

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What is a sales challenge?

A sales challenge is an initiative designed to stimulate the motivation and performance of sales teams or business partners through the implementation of targeted competitions. These challenges can vary in nature, from achieving specific sales targets, to acquiring new customers, or promoting particular products. Participants are offered rewards or recognition based on their performance, creating a healthy competitive atmosphere and encouraging increased effort and commitment.

Why organize sales challenges?

Organizing sales challenges is a rewarding strategy for any company wishing to boost performance while forging stronger bonds within its teams. These challenges significantly boost sales performance. By placing attractive rewards at stake, they encourage participants to exceed their usual performance, resulting in a direct increase in revenues. These initiatives also cultivate a remarkable team spirit. Competing to achieve common goals, participants develop a sense of camaraderie, fostering better communication and collaboration.

Beyond these immediate benefits, business challenges serve as a catalyst for identifying talent within the organization. They reveal the best-performing and most committed team members, paving the way for the recognition and reward of excellence. This dynamic creates an environment conducive to professional and personal development, where talent can flourish.

What's more, these challenges provide an ideal platform for the introduction of new products or services. By focusing on the sale of new products, companies can effectively direct the attention and efforts of their teams towards strategic objectives, guaranteeing a successful market launch.

Finally, the most human aspect of these challenges should not be underestimated. The rewards and recognition provided by these competitions play a crucial role in boosting morale and job satisfaction. They help forge a positive corporate culture, where employees feel valued and motivated. This positive atmosphere has a profound impact not only on employees' well-being, but also on their productivity and loyalty to the company.

All in all, business challenges represent an advantageous global strategy, stimulating not only business performance but also the development of a dynamic and committed corporate culture.

Setting up an effective sales challenge

The success of a sales challenge depends on its design and implementation. Here are the key steps to developing and launching a challenge that motivates teams and generates tangible results.

1. Define clear objectives: Identify the specific goals you wish to achieve through the challenge, whether to increase overall sales, promote a specific product, or improve performance in a given region.

2. Selecting the right rewards : Rewards must be sufficiently attractive to motivate participation and effort. They can range from financial bonuses and travel to public recognition, depending on your team's preferences.

3. Clear, motivating communication: Make sure that challenge rules, objectives and rewards are communicated clearly and enthusiastically. Good communication is essential to generate interest and commitment.

4. Real-time monitoring and feedback: Provide regular performance monitoring and constructive feedback throughout the challenge. This can help maintain momentum and adjust strategies if necessary.

5. Celebrate success: Recognizing and celebrating successes, large and small, boosts motivation and values the team's efforts. It also sets a positive precedent for future challenges.

6. Analyze results and make adjustments: After the conclusion of the challenge, evaluate its impact on business objectives and gather feedback to improve future initiatives.

Sales challenges are a powerful tool for energizing sales teams, boosting performance and reinforcing commitment to corporate objectives. When well conceived and executed, they can not only lead to a significant increase in sales results, but also help create a culture of excellence and recognition within the organization. By combining a loyalty program with your sales challenge, your customers and sales reps will all be satisfied. Discover all our solutions here!

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