In today’s Entrepreneur Secrets podcast, Brandon Bornancin talks how they built Seamless.AI, which is functionally a search engine that lets you find contact details about all the people you want to sell to or work with, complete with insights and verification. Brandon talks about the painstaking work of building out his vision from scratch and risking everything he had to achieve that vision without any assurance of success.

In today’s Marketing Secrets podcast, Brandon talks about handling a 100% remote workforce by doing daily standups with every team and leading the way in terms of motivation, momentum, and energy. Brandon kept his team engaged by praising every bit of success that they achieved. He also instituted a collective mindset of "constructive paranoia", where everyone kept themselves on their toes by working hard because everything they've worked hard for can be taken from them at any given time.

Welcome to another Management Secrets episode of the Sales Secrets Podcast. In this episode, Brandon talks about owning both your failures and successes. Brandon mentions mastering the sales game and creating a highly scalable and predictable sales team by ensuring that they have everything they need to know to handle every possible sales scenario. Life in sales is a script and a game of chess, and you need to know all the perfect lines and moves like the back of your hand to ensure success every single time.

Welcome to another AE Secrets episode of the Sales Secrets Podcast. In this episode, Brandon talks about building a team with 99% retention rate by arming them with sales scripts for every possible situation that may come their way. Give your sales team everything they need to do their work, make them feel supported, and they'll love working for you.

In this episode, Brandon talks about bouncing back from difficult days at work. Bad days are normal and you can't control when they come. What you can control is how you act and optimize your work in order to overcome the challenges brought by bad days. Everybody falls down sometimes, what matters is you get back up as soon as you can. If bad days come, just let it be. But tomorrow, you'll have a new chance to make things better.

In this episode of Sales Secrets, Brandon talks about his favorite digital marketing channel: Performance Marketing. Brandon especially favors Facebook and Google Ads for cost-effectiveness. However, Brandon emphasizes that as long as you have a product that you truly believe in, you can expect great results from digital advertising.

In this episode of Sales Secrets, Brandon talks about the impact of his father, who taught him the value of hard work and persistence in sales, even as he was away a lot during Brandon's childhood. Brandon also emphasizes the impact of his fiancé, Danielle, who has accompanied him throughout his sales journey, all the way from his first startup at 18 years old up to the present with Seamless.

In this episode of Sales Secrets, Brandon shares his top strategy for overcoming today's deadliest sales obstacle for B2B sellers: COVID-19. To overcome this, tailor your approach to what your prospect is trying to achieve in their organization. Whether they are trying to make more money or save more money, ensure that your product or service can help them achieve that goal. Whatever you do, make sure you communicate the revenue results of buying your product to your prospect buyer.

In this episode of Sales Secrets, Brandon shares his top strategies for overcoming a tough day. Brandon likes to keep in mind that bad days are temporary and that everybody has them from time to time. What you can control is how you act in response to these challenges. Use these bad days to optimize and work on areas in your workflow or strategy that can still be improved.

In this episode of Sales Secrets, Brandon talks about maintaining a laser focus on finding the solution to any obstacle that comes his way, especially in business. The source of the solution doesn't matter. If a fix to a problem comes from examining what a competitor has implemented in the past, he would try to see if it can be replicated in their own unique situation. Brandon also touches on breaking down big goals into smaller, easily workable ones. This way, he can develop a consistent habit of working and achieving those goals daily.