Bulletproof Selling

Many salespeople experiencing downtime in their industries, but we all can do a better job of leveraging seasonal changes to sell and serve more. To learn how it’s done, we sat down with Brian Callan, national sales director with Industrial Supply Solutions to learn how he guides his sales team to take advantage of every season and how they sell and how they serve their customers. It’s all in this week’s episode of bulletproof selling!

As technology progresses, salespeople’s tech stacks only seem to grow. Even the best data won’t help us sell more or serve more unless we are leveraging it in relevant ways. To learn how to be more relevant and how we use our prospect data, we sat down with James Roth, CRO of Zoominfo. He walked us through the same system as his salespeople use to take a powerful set of data and make sure they are always relevant in their outreach. It’s all in this week’s episode of bulletproof self!

Salespeople know that relationships create revenue. Unfortunately, they usually focus only on the relationships they have with prospects and customers. This leaves an entire chunk of value off the table: the relationships you could be making between customers! To learn how to leverage our own customer networks as an asset, we sat down with Steve Olds, president of Patriot Mission. He shared the same skill sets he uses to ensure that his connections are benefiting from each other and keeping him top of mind! It’s all in this week’s episode of Bulletproof Selling!

As salespeople, we may understand how to educate and provide value to prospects, but finding and hiring top sales talent to join our team can seem like speaking a different language. To solve this problem, we sat down with Dan Fantasia, president of tree line Inc. he has helped more than 3500 salespeople find their next opportunity, and he shared the same system that he recommends sales teams use to turn their sales funnel into a talent acquisition funnel. It’s all on this week’s episode of Bulletproof selling!

Ownership is a popular topic, but how do we implement it in every sales conversation? That is the question we posed to Matt Rose, executive vice president of sales of H-Wave and US Army veteran. He shared the same process he trains his sales team to use to ensure that they never give up the next step of their sales conversations, ensuring that they can sell more and serve more! It’s all in this week’s episode of Bulletproof Selling!

One of the easiest sales to make is to someone who already bought from you. But what happens if you don’t have any new products or services to offer? That is a challenge that we brought to Justin Parke, national sales manager with Trader Interactive and veteran of the US Army. He shared exactly how his salespeople develop and communicate the type of value that gets previous customers excited about purchasing again. It’s all on this week’s episode of Bulletproof Selling!

We all want to do business with more great customers, but how do we find them, and how do we attract them into our orbit? To answer that question, we sat down with Luke Cox, CEO of Hunt Lift Eat, and former infantry captain in the US Army. He walked us through the same system he used to establish his company while still on active duty and ensure that he was attracting customers that had a strong alignment with his values. To learn how to do this in your own sales process, check out this week’s episode of Bulletproof Selling!

Salespeople are always on the hunt for ways to differentiate themselves, but many overlook one of the easiest things they can leverage in any sales conversation: their selling style. To learn how to systemize the way we leverage our own sales style as a differentiator, we sat down with Tim Kuehn, vice president of global sales and supply chain with ITS. He shared the same method he trains his team to use to ensure that they are leaning into what makes them different in every conversation. It’s all in this week’s episode of Bulletproof Selling!

Whether we are standing up a new team or up leveling up an existing team of sellers, outbound sales are where we can always take the initiative. Unfortunately, too many sales teams hope their salespeople understand how to conduct great outbound, and fewer are aligned on what success looks like. To learn how to establish (or reestablish) a great outbound sales process, we sat down with former Marine and current Vice President of sales Daniel O’Briant. He walked us through the same process he uses his new sales teams to ensure our outbound sales activity serves more and sells more!

Many salespeople earn a great living from customers who keep coming back. But for those of us just a building that type of pipeline, how do we achieve it faster? That is the question we post to Curtis Lewsey, author of Appreciation Marketing and founder of AM Cards. He shared with us the same system he advised his client to use to gain more followers on business, and I’m sure they are selling more and serving more. It’s all in this week’s episode of Bulletproof Selling!