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Want to be an “A” student?

Sales 2.0

Back in 2006 I coined the term “Sales 2.0” (see the logo on this website). In my opinion we’ve come a long way since 2006 but we still have a long way to go. The posts on this blog are going to continue to be about how sales people can sell more, and sell more easily, by using techniques and tools they may not be using today.

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Pick Up the Damn Phone and Have Sales Conversations

No More Cold Calling

So, pick up the damn phone and have conversations with your clients and prospects—not just business conversations, but conversations with inquiry, empathy, and understanding. In fact, they didn’t even need to talk to prospects, because they had great tech tools. But the most powerful tool in your sales toolbox is still you!

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One Thing Missing from The New Way of Selling - Part 2

Understanding the Sales Force

OMG became one of Hubspot''s very first customers in 2006 and all of my articles are hosted on their terrific platform. Yeah, once they have a prospect, they still have to sell. Social sellers get found, find prospects and connect using a myriad of social selling tools. Mark and I go back a long way. I''m a social seller.

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Get Joanne’s Kindle Books for $1.99 Each [Plus, Referral Selling Insights]

No More Cold Calling

I founded No More Cold Calling in 2006, with a mission to show salespeople how powerful (and scalable) referrals can be, and to ensure no one ever had to cold call again. First came No More Cold Calling: The Breakthrough System That Will Leave Your Competition in the Dust in 2006. each until July 4, 2024. each until July 4, 2024.

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Want Better Lead Generation? Get Marketing & Sales in Line

DiscoverOrg Sales

I’ve been involved in sales enablement and lead generation since the term was just getting popularized in the B2B tech sector around 2006. Before a prospect is even a prospect, they are an individual in your target market who may or may not have any familiarity with your firm—and who may or may not even have a need for what you offer.

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Timing is Everything

John Barrows

I still believe it would rival some of the best sales tools out there today if it was still available. Unfortunately, they developed it in 2006 when the market wasn’t ready, so it died. It was basically Salesloft + InsideView + Nova.ai baked directly into Salesforce. Uber wasn’t the first Uber.

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Review of SNAP Selling Author and B2B Sales Trainer Jill Konrath.

Score More Sales

The organization she spoke at invited me to attend as I am a prospective member for them and also a friend of Jill’s. Jill first appeared on my radar in early 2006 after she launched her first book, best seller and award-winning “Selling to Big Companies” which helped smaller companies get their foot in the door to bigger companies.

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