The Quotable Sales Podcast

Sales, especially B2B sales, is so competitive even a small adjustment can be a tipping point in you

Episodes

Total: 22

Learn the growing power of inside sales: what it is, why it matters, and how to do right. Maria and

Learn how Nielsen, a global media company, is transforming its sales organization in terms of strate

Learn how to break the cycle of negative self-talk that could be holding you back from your success.

In enterprise sales, it’s hard to avoid proposals. Start treating proposals as an opportunity to clo

Build trust with customers by letting them participate in the sales conversation through choices. Ch

No one becomes a sales champion by accident. The road to a successful sales career starts with physi

Some salespeople hear one thing on calls: their customer’s voice. And most overestimate their abilit

How can you cut through the noise and bustle of events and shows and make a lasting impact on leads

Rewarding strong sellers is simple — give them more money, right? Maybe not. The best incentive prog

It’s time to start reverse engineering value propositions. The fastest way to earn a prospect’s trus

Introversion, while seemingly counterintuitive, can be a real asset in the world of sales. Known for

Creating tools to improve the sales process can be painful. Without active involvement in the develo

One of the greatest gifts of AI to sales is that of time; with mechanical tasks handled by increasin

Selling is about understanding the customer’s needs to provide value and solve a problem. More than

While organizations equip their managers with coaching tools, what is often lacking is the context o

The most effective sales executives don’t just articulate the shortcomings of current solutions; the

It's always been difficult to get an executive's time, but it's critical for large deals. Lisa Magnu

It’s easy to fall into the trap of always thinking in terms of revenue when looking at sales and ser

Many companies know how to use data to find their next great buyer. Fewer know how to wield data to

Speaking effectively with clients, both online and offline, takes practice and preparation. Dr. Laur