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Is sales training actually worth the money?

40 people answered this on the record, across 8 organisations. The change they described most often was revenue or income growth — 14 of 40 raised it unprompted. 13 described more clients, leads or patients. The timeframe described most often was over a year. Each figure is a count of what someone said in a recorded interview.

Based on interviews recorded up to 2026-05-09. Updated as new interviews arrive.

What the answers had in common

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

Outcomes described by people answering: Is sales training actually worth the money?
What changedInterviewsShare
Revenue growth14 of 4035%
More clients13 of 4033%
Mobility10 of 4025%
Better systems8 of 4020%
Team & hiring8 of 4020%
Felt supported7 of 4018%
  • When they do presentations and they make more off of the sales and commissions, they get rewarded for that because they worked harder.Ava MacDougall
  • I was pretty shy in high school, so going to college, I didn't want to talk to many people, I was kind of just an introvert, but being able to kind of express myself, my opinions, my thoughts, my feelings with not onl…Hannah Phillips
  • The last several years - and even as she moved into running a branch - really became a lot more confident in who she was and what she was doing.Scott & Angie Helgeson
  • Just the financial knowledge and the way that you start thinking about finances in a different way, that will automatically help you make more money in your future because you think about finances in a more mature way.Danielle Kalil

How long it took them

  • 2 – 6 months · 1
  • Over a year · 5

The interviews behind this answer

What they doubted first

  • I didn't want to launch it before it was completed because I felt like a fraud selling a program that didn't exist yet.Sylvie Boucher Musulinaro
  • I was kind of worried initially because we don't perform home health services across the board. I was curious how that was going to translate into our community-based services. However, I was able to easily adopt their principles and values into marketing for…Denise Ambayec
  • And before I joined the team, I was working as a merchandiser for flower booths in Costco.Payam Masjedi

Follow-up questions they answered

Is Vector Marketing a scam or a pyramid scheme?
Danielle Khalil clarifies that it is not a scam or MLM because there are no startup costs, no uplines, and no downlines. Representatives are paid based on the products they sell and a guaranteed base pay per appointment, rather than for recruiting others. — Danielle Kalil
Do I have to pay for the Cutco products to start working?
No, there are no startup costs. Danielle explains that representatives receive a loaner sample kit containing $400 worth of Cutco cutlery to use during their appointments at no cost to them. — Danielle Kalil
Can I be successful at Vector if I don't have a large network?
Yes. Danielle, who moved from South Africa and had few local connections, succeeded by starting with friends' parents and using a referral system where customers recommend 5 to 10 people at the end of an appointment. — Danielle Kalil
How can I sell a coaching program that isn't finished yet without feeling like a fraud?
Sylvie Boucher Musulinaro overcame this by following her coach's advice to break the program into a series-type format. This allowed her to start making money as fast as possible while building the program components simultaneously. — Sylvie Boucher Musulinaro
How do I promote my training program without sounding pushy or salesy?
Sylvie found success by reaching out to a friend who was a perfect client match. By using the tools and tips provided by her Live Your Message coach, the conversation flowed naturally and led to a sign-up without feeling forced. — Sylvie Boucher Musulinaro
What should I do if I'm struggling to launch a large-scale training vision?
Sylvie recommends breaking the vision into smaller pieces. Instead of waiting to complete a 'huge' program, she launched the first piece of her coaching training after receiving specific tool recommendations that skyrocketed her success. — Sylvie Boucher Musulinaro

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