02 Apr 2009
BT broadband and voice services distributor DMSL is offering reseller sales staff one-off payment incentives for deals made on BT Internet access, private circuits and VPN solutions.
DMSL said the three-month promotion would give sales employees an extra boost during a tough time for generating new business.
The distributor is offering payments of up to £300 on sales of certain BT services which will be paid directly to individual sales staff in the form of multi-store vouchers, as soon as the service has been installed.
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The reseller’s business will continue to receive the ongoing revenue share of up to 10 per cent on services sales as usual.
John Carter, managing director of DMSL, said: “We believe that, by rewarding sales people involved at the coal-face directly, we will give them an added incentive to go out and proactively seek out new business at a time when we all know it is not going to be easy.
“Selling the network as part of a wider solution has always offered end users a better service; now we can offer a very clear financial incentive to the sales person as well.”
Eligible services include BT IP Converge or IP Clear VPNs, for which staff will receive a one-off payment of £300 on contracts with a minimum of three sites.
There is also the opportunity to receive £75 for each individual Kilostream and Megastream circuit installed, as well as £100 from BTnet fixed internet access circuits of between 2Mbps and 1Gbps.
Carter added: “Resellers will still get their revenue share – and that is great for businesses, as they can often make substantial amounts on the sale of network services.”
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