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Episode #485: Am I Cut Out for Sales or Not?

On today’s episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale field two questions from the CoVideo Mailbag. The first question centers around whether the listener is cut out for sales and the other focuses on what type of sales would be best. If you’ve been in the profession over a year, it’s […]

Episode #484: Five Tips on Sales Enablement

In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale laugh a little bit about the term, “Sales enablement,” but they catch themselves and realize that it truly is a thing. They provide you some tips on how you can better enable the sales process, whether you have team or are a lone […]

Who Controls The Buyer Seller Dance In Your Life?

This is part four of Bill’s Psychological Framework for Success that sales people far and wide need to adopt. In this episode of the 2X Podcast, Bill lays out the Dance that goes on between the Buyer and the Seller. If you aren’t acquainted with this dance or you don’t know how to execute it […]

Episode #483: Start, Stop & Continue 2018

The definition of Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. A salesperson must constantly be evolving. The same actions will get you the same results. As you look forward on 2018, you need to evaluate the things you need to Start Doing, Stop Doing and Continue Doing to […]

When You Detach You Dictate The Process

Every sales person we’ve met has trouble controlling the sales process. It’s not wonder – the amateur seller gets so needy they can’t help but attach themselves to the sale. And you know the problem with that….if you don’t, LISTEN to this episode where Bill lays out the “Rules of Detachment Boulevard.” Check out the […]

Episode #482: Should I Quote First or Last?

On this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, Bill Caskey & Bryan Neale answer a listener question from John in Washington DC. He’s new in the SAaS space and has figured out where his problem is but not yet what to do about it. The issue is, “Should he be first or last to propose?” […]