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Why Getting Out to See Customers Builds Trust (and Saves Deals When Mistakes Happen)
In this episode of the Selling Trust podcast, the host explains why spending in-person time with customers through events and trips deepens relationships and directly impacts business outcomes. He recounts taking two long-time clients on a three-day trip to tour Carrier’s factories, which led to more authentic conversations, stronger personal connection, and even interest in a company program. Shortly after, a job went wrong when critical equipment was missed, causing a major issue in front of the building owner; because of the strong relationship, the client partnered with him on a fast fix and cost-sharing instead of blaming and back-charging. The host contrasts this with non-relationship-based selling and argues that trust, active listening, and real connection make work more enjoyable and can save and make millions over time.
By Nathan MarkWhy Getting Out to See Customers Builds Trust (and Saves Deals When Mistakes Happen)
In this episode of the Selling Trust podcast, the host explains why spending in-person time with customers through events and trips deepens relationships and directly impacts business outcomes. He recounts taking two long-time clients on a three-day trip to tour Carrier’s factories, which led to more authentic conversations, stronger personal connection, and even interest in a company program. Shortly after, a job went wrong when critical equipment was missed, causing a major issue in front of the building owner; because of the strong relationship, the client partnered with him on a fast fix and cost-sharing instead of blaming and back-charging. The host contrasts this with non-relationship-based selling and argues that trust, active listening, and real connection make work more enjoyable and can save and make millions over time.