In this episode of the 2X podcast, Bill Caskey reviews the nine elements of a World Class Leader.
These elements will help you whether you’re in sales leadership, company leadership, or just want to be a leader of yourself and those around you.
There’s also some space at the end for you to share with him anything that he might’ve missed as the 10th lesson of leadership!
In this week’s episode, Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale introduce you to some new ways to practice the craft of selling. They give you five insights that you can use to better hone your skills when you are preparing for a call or a presentation.
Aristotle said, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”
Dr. Brookh Lyons, author of “The Envelope System,” joins me today to talk about business relationships – and what we can do to improve them.
The fact is that if we want to 2X anything in our life, it likely gets down to the *quality* of our relationships – with propsects, clients, internal team, family etc.,
Dr. Lyons is a powerful speaker and coach who works with high achievers in their pursuit of better relationships in their lives.
Learn more about Dr. Lyons’s book at http://a.co/6bu8rHn
In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale dive into the CoVideo mailbag once again and take a question from a listener.
The question had to do with how one brings up the topic of compensation with their manager.
Bill and Bryan take this in several directions as they process the compensation question, as well as the avoidance of important issues question. Everybody in their business life has some conversation that has remained unspoken.
It needs to be brought out and dealt with. In this episode, we’ll help you do just that.
Without trying to be overly dramatic, that’s my question to you: Are you sure you’re communicating the proper message to your market?
Most aren’t.
Which is why I did this episode, where I give you several new ways to think about your target audience, and the messages that will get through.
Also, I prepared a Checklist for you. Just go to BillCaskey.com/50download to get your freebie!
In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale address the ever important and common issue of what to do when a deal stalls.
But instead of telling you what to do, they have some suggestions of things you can do to avoid the problem in the first place, which is always an easier way to problem-solve.
Get your pen and paper out for the top seven things you can do starting today to avoid stalled deals!
If I had a dollar for everytime that topic came up – Strategy or Tactic -I’d be a rich man.
In this episode of the 2X Podcast, Bill emphasizes the power of a good sales tactic, regardless of your strategy. He also suggests that people look down at tactics, preferring to sound high-minded by babbling on about strategy.
Nothing happens in sales until you have a tactic that is delivered properly.
In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale continue the August Branding Makeover episodes. By the way, if you don’t have the Personal Brand Makeover Checklist yet, go to advancedsellingpodcast.com/makeover to download it.
Sherri is a Business English Trainer in Berlin Germany who is making the transition away from agencies and starting her own practice. With this new adventure comes new challenges and she is having some difficulty finding new clients. Bill and Bryan give her some tips on improving her online presence and how to get her story to be more compelling.
Have a question? Send it to us at [email protected]. Want to jump to the front of the line? Do it in a voice memo and send it on.
We so love to get to the features and benefits of what we sell, that we RARELY take the time to find out what’s really going on in the prospect’s life. But, how can you match your solution to their problem – if you don’t know their problem in the first place?
Ready for the answer? YOU CAN’T.
Is it possible that’s why the closing percentage in B2B orgs. is less than 10%? I think so. Listen in and see if you can tell where you drop the ball.