On this episode of Getting to Club, Krysten Conner of UserGems joins Chris to discuss the importance of multi-threading and shares her expert techniques for multi-threading to close deals faster and increase win rates by 34%.

Enterprise sales reps often see their complex deals cycles range from 6 to 12 months, if not longer. In this short episode, Chris Orlob condenses the most impactful steps to successful enterprise sales into one very important take away.

Speed is an essential habit in the sales cycle. But why? Chris discusses why quick communication is key to closing deals and details how you can move at a very successful lightning speed.

pclub.io CEO Chris Orlob dives into the complexity of both the buying and decision making processes within tech and SaaS sells and shares a couple tactics to help get the entire buying committee bought in.

Chris Orlob, CEO of pclub.io, shares 6 of the most common discovery call mistakes that will kill your deal - and how to easily avoid or fix them.

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Chris shares 22 tips for selling into complex SaaS companies that require CFO approval before a buying decision is made.

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In this rapid fire podcast, Chris shares the simple idea of "if you sense it, say" to help you move deals forward despite difficult economic headwinds. Plus, he shares an exact script to use to "see risk" and diagnose it ahead of time.

In this episode, Chris shares a deeply personal story, discussing how promotions, money and prestige are not always what they appear – and how soul searching allowed him to shift his focus and priority to helping others.

Stop "cramming" too much discovery into the first call.

In this episode, Chris reflects on and answers one of the most common questions he receives, "How do I fit all this into one discovery call?"

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Chris reflects on a statement from his mentor, discussing how while normal things happen on the daily, real success comes from showing up, working relentlessly and yes - forcing good things to happen.