Often, a company buys from a salesperson because that salesperson had a great pitch. It is not always because the product is better than others on the market. “You could have a great offering, but if you don’t know how to sell it and pitch it, it doesn’t matter what your offering is,” says Justin ... »
One of the fundamental sales steps that is often missed by organizations is collaborative strategic sales planning. It’s all about engaging your sales team to come up with the key activities required to grow your business. Host John Golden sits down with Joe Micallef to discuss the necessary elements of the collaborative strategic sales planning ... »
Podcast with host John Golden and guest Annie Meehan who is an inspirational Keynote Speaker, an award-winning author & Certified Coach. After 9 years climbing the ladder in corporate America, she became a serial entrepreneur – starting a speaking business, leading an AdvoCare Supplement team, writing one book and then another. She has just written ... »
Veteran sales consultant and co-author of The Salesperson’s Secret Code, Ian Mills has been selling for about 38 years. He’s worked for some big multinational companies, and for the last 20 years has run a company called Transform Performance International. He has advised many global organizations on how they could improve their performance: how could ... »
Host John Golden sits down with David Hoffeld to discuss his book “The Science of Selling”. David offers some really important insights around buying psychology and how sellers can adapt to how buyers like to buy. This podcast is also a recorded live event you are welcome to view here: The Science Behind Selling with ... »
Intergenerational similarities and differences are more highlighted now than ever, especially in sales. In many workplaces, there is a diverse group of individuals that need to find a way to work together, despite diversity issues like generation and generational stereotypes, gender, race, etc. When going back to basics, all humans want to be treated well. ... »
You might find that prospects are not going to change their position unless they have a sense of urgency. The incumbency position is very strong, and may even consist of continuing to do nothing. Sometimes we’re not trying to take the business away from a competitor–we’re just trying to get someone to start a new ... »
In this podcast host John Golden interviews Andrew an International Lecturer and Consultant specializing in Sales Management and Sales Process Optimization. He helps companies define, measure, analyze, improve, and control their sales processes. Helps clients segment their entire sales process into four phases and apply techniques from Lean, Six-Sigma, Theory of Constraints and TRIZ. He ... »
Leadership isn’t about control; it’s about creating an environment where your team thrives and reaches its full potential. In this essential read, we delve into Darryl Black‘s “Ordered Chaos” framework, a proven method for overcoming micromanagement and fostering a culture of autonomy. Uncover the “Promotion Paradox” that often leads to ineffective leadership and the critical ... »
Think you’re not ready to be a coach? You’re not alone. Many experienced professionals with deep expertise feel held back by impostor syndrome or a lack of business know-how. In a recent podcast episode, success coach Mitch Matthews shared a robust framework for building a thriving coaching practice—without giving up your current career. This is ... »
Advertising That Works: 4 Non-Negotiable Rules for Success In today’s digital landscape, effective advertising is a blend of strategy and technology. But what truly separates a high-performing campaign from a costly mistake? Drawing from expert insights by Skip Wilson, founder of Draft Media Partners, here are the four pillars of advertising success that stand the ... »
As a business owner, you know the drill: leads are crucial, sales are everything, and keeping customers happy is the ultimate goal. But what if you could zero in on the five exact areas that control your business’s revenue and growth? On a recent episode, the Business Finance Doctor himself, Avi Pinsky, broke down the ... »
Navigating a crisis? The best leaders don’t freeze—they act. In a recent podcast episode, Vervent CEO David Johnson shared his proven strategies for bold leadership in turbulent times. This isn’t just about surviving; it’s about building a resilient, adaptable organization ready to thrive in any climate. First, banish inaction. The biggest threat isn’t a competitor, ... »
Becoming a thought leader is more complex than ever. With AI-generated content flooding search results and social feeds, how can you stand out? In a recent episode of the Sales POP podcast, Dublin-based publicist Claire Mason, the “Queen of Thought Leadership,” shared her expert insights on building an authentic voice. This post distills her advice ... »
