In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale give you an assignment.
But before you accept the mission, you’ve got to listen to Bryan’s story about a septuagenarian that he knows who’s still making cold calls, and what the result of one of his most recent calls was.
You might have heard of this concept before. While it’s nothing new, it’s still rarely used to its full potential.
On this episode of The 2X Podcast, Bill reviews 4 assets you own that MUST be part of your personal marketing plan.
As we coach and train sales performers everywhere, we find “lead generation” still to be the most difficult area of skill. And this podcast will help you reframe the problem.
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In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale play a clip from Kristin Zhivago, Author of Roadmap to Revenue, who explores the idea of the buyer process map.
She also talks about one of our favorite topics which is intention, and how intention matters and how it’s often at odds with the customer’s intention.
Click here to learn more about Kristin’s book, Roadmap to Revenue.
Everyone wants more leads, don’t they?
Well, in this episode, Bill shares with you a strategy of how you can generate more leads using thought leadership– and do so in a way that distinguishes you from the masses (of average sales people out there:).
He gives you 5 things you can do RIGHT NOW to advance your thought leadership position in your market.
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On this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, hosts Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale find themselves in a bit of a funk.
In fact, it was so bad they almost didn’t do the episode.
But record they did and they discovered that there were a handful of things that we can do to get out of sales funks when we’re in them.
Be sure to tune in if you too are feeling like you’re in a funk!
I know…no one thinks of themselves this way, do we?
Unfortunately, it doesn’t matter how WE see the profession of selling. It matters how our customers see it. And, regrettably, there are quite a few out there who have not gotten past the stereotypical sales person as someone saying anything they can to close the deal.
In this podcast, Bill reviews 3 solutions to this misperception. Before you say, “Hey, I’m not a sleazy salesperson,” listen to this episode!
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In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale address the never-ending importance of paying attention to the details in how you speak with prospects and clients.
You can build a lot of goodwill throughout the sales process but one false move and you’ll be on the outside looking in.
In this podcast, Bill and Bryan go through some ways that you can start to identify the blind spots that other people see – and you’re missing.
This is part 3 of our 3-part series on “Selling a Premium Product in a Commodity Market.” In this episode, we deal with ACTION.
What ACTION will you take to command a premium product in your world? This was a Facebook Live broadcast on 03/28/17. The prior three episodes dealt with the other sections of this topic, Getting Clear, and Getting Ready.
If you sell a high-priced product, then make sure you are aware of what goes into the process to get your price.
Take the first step of becoming a better salesperson: Go to https://billcaskey.com/pro to get your assessment, “Are You An Amateur Or Are You a Pro?”
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Have you ever had a customer that just doesn’t see the value in what you do because they have a misconception of the entire product or category?
This happened to one of our listeners, Mark from UK. He battles this exact thing in his world and needs some advice.
Is your product considered nice to have or need to have?
And is there really such a thing as a need to have?
In this episode of the Advanced Selling Podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale give their best advice to Mark and his customer misperceptions.