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This week's podcast features Trent Peek, Group Director at CCM.
Key points of the episode include:
- Avoid selling for the wrong reason
- Explore your weaknesses together
- We can't stand still
Connect with Trent on LinkedIn, and with your host Fred Copestake at www.linktr.ee/fredcopestake
Ariel Feyderov is the sales and business development manager at Tektronix and the author of Sellosophy.
Some key points from the podcast:
- Sales is an exchange of values
- Following recipes or learning to cook?
- If you have a why, you can bear any how
Connect with Ariel on LinkedIn, and connect with your host Fred Copestake through https://linktr.ee/fredcopestake.
This podcast special episode features an overview of the EVOLVE model, showing why it's time for virtual selling to move over for a hybrid approach.
'Why? ... Because!'
In this episode I was lucky enough to speak to the founder of SerialTrainer7, Simon Hares.
Simon is an international sales trainer and coach with over 20 years' experience.
Key points include:
- We are not the centre of a customers life
- Beliefs manifest in conversation
- Don't be a cock!
You can connect with Simon on LinkedIn, and visit his SerialTrainer7 website to find out more. Connect with your host, Fred Copestake, at linktr.ee/fredcopestake.
This episode features Michelle Hecht, sales trainer and coach at The Sales Rebellion. With twenty years of corporate sales experience, Michelle has revitalised her career path to pursue coaching and training with a focus on humanism and authenticity.
Key points include: We are emotional but complex creatures, Everything is transitional, Mitigate the potential of short term loss. Connect with Michelle on LinkedIn and by email: [email protected]. Connect with your host, Fred, at www.linktr.ee/fredcopestake.
This episode features Mark Schenkius - sales trainer, and author of 'The Other Side of Sales.'
Mark has fifteen years experience in procurement, working with Mars across technical and strategic divisions. He then set up his own company, ROI10, who now provide training and development support to professionals within sales and procurement. Alongside this, he lectures part-time in business economics.
We discuss how the elements of partnering skills can be used to develop buyer relationships, and gain a greater understanding of buyers.
Key insights from this episode include:
Ignore what buyers say
The best question in 15 years
Procurement has left sales behind
Connect with Mark on LinkedIn and visit his website www.roi10.com to learn more.
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