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Prospecting & Qualifying

Join us for an insightful exploration where Tom Nation offers invaluable insights and actionable strategies for sales professionals aiming to excel in prospecting amidst the ever-evolving digital landscape of 2024.

Uncover the "four elements of sales success": prospecting, creating an ideal client wish list, achieving clarity and confidence in the sales process, and mastering effective negotiation techniques.

Many salespeople network ineffectively. Usually, they'll wing it, improvise, or spend time with colleagues or clients they know well instead of engaging prospects. 

In a world where pipeline management is complex and time-consuming, there's Ken. Ken Guest is a sales expert who knows how to help you streamline your pipeline and close more deals. Join Ken in this informative episode where he shares his top tips for pipeline management.

Let’s explore the intricacies of mastering Sandler tactics skillfully and understanding the tactics triangle with the seasoned Sandler trainer, Jim Dunn, hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina.

Discover the art of sales motivation in this captivating How to Succeed podcast episode with Jason Stevens, a Sandler trainer with extensive experience in the sales industry.

In this episode, Collin Mitchell, VP of Sales at Lithium and host of the Sales Transformation Podcast, joins the show to talk about the power of selling to the person and not the persona.

We need to know our customers and prospects so well that we can tell them in 30 seconds what we do, what problems we solve, and why they would want to invest more time to hear if we can be a good fit.

Why should we buy from you? What makes you different than my current _______?

Why should I invite you in to see me?

The best definition of a heated political climate is the constant "clarification" of what was said yesterday, the day before, and the day before.