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From NASA Nerd To $100 Million Salesforce Revenue StreamJan 26, 2012 Kevin Gaither interviews Aaron Ross, Founder of Pebblestorm and author of Predictable Revenue to discover how he turned Salesforce.com into a $100 million sales machine. 00:00 From NASA nerd to $100 million Salesforce Revenue Stream 00:25 Introducing ThisWeekIn Sales 00:58 Your Sales Nightmare? 01:57 How did Aaron Ross become a sales professional? 02:58 "I love shooting guns!" 02:34 Aaron was a NASA programmer at an early age 04:13 How did you develop your outbound call sales process at Salesforce? 05:39 How to feed a starving sales staff with no leads? 06:30 The importance of creating a flow of sales leads with short emails 06:58 "I do not believe in cold calls!" 07:54 Throwing away email assumptions 08:33 Ask for referrals without selling directly, respect authenticity and simplicity 09:11 Top down approach without selling directly, but then what? 09:43 The $100K sales engine. 10:26 "It's a lot easier to start your day with emails in your inbox" 10:56 Don't have your sales people do everything. (What if you could double you success rate?) 11:25 Multitasking is an illusion. Single task and you can be amazing 12:25 You can't dabble in closing. You need to an expert. 13:25 "I can do it all" is a bad idea: outbound and inbound should both be specialized 14:25 The four core roles: outbound, inbound, closers, and account management. 15:04 "Work harder and make more calls" 15:30 Sales isn't ditch digging. 16:45 Doing more of what you done doesn't get results if it's not ... 
This Week in Sales - Your Hiring Process Sucks And You Don't Even Know ItDec 08, 2011 Kevin Gaither's interviews Andrew Chase, VP of Business Development of PPI Sales Search, about best practices for hiring managers and how to tweak your resume for optimal performance. 00:00 Cold Open 00:35 Intro, Andrew Chase 00:56 What's your strangest candidate interview of all-time? 02:12 Andrew's background as a sales professional 03:35 How to get the best candidates possible. 04:30 So it's not a problem if a hiring manager preps a candidate for an interview? 05:15 You better be able to close an interview! 06:45 Who's winning right now in the world of hiring managers? 07:30 Getting creative as a recruiter to get the best possible candidates. 08:20 Talking compensation with a high-quality candidate. 10:15 There's a difference between desperation and urgency. 12:00 Partner with your recruiter, be creative in offers, & maintain a quick & transparent process 13:00 "People will kill their grandmother to work at Google." 14:00 What can candidates do to separate themselves from the competition? 16:15 "Does a fancy resume separate you or make you look like a chump?" 18:10 How should I spend my time preparing for an interview? 19:00 Prep your answer to these three questions: how are you going to make me money, save me money, or save me time? 20:00 Anticipate questions and prep answers with situation/action/results answers 21:30 Wear a suit, be conserative in your presentation style, and do research on yourself and your specific answers. 23:00 Andrew brutally dissects a resume ... 
The Two Most Important Words In SalesJan 27, 2012 Jeffrey Gitomer reveals the two most important words in sales and how they can make you into the best sales person you can be. 
Boiler Room First SaleJan 26, 2012 This Broker makes a brilliant phone sale. Want more info about Phone sales? telemarketing-system.blogspot.com 
This Week in Sales - The Most Important Word in Sales is 'Next'Jan 25, 2012 Mike Brooks, aka Mr. Inside Sales, is on the show with host Kevin Gaither to debate whether or not cold-calling is dead. 00:00 Cold Open 00:30 Introduction 00:55 Nightmare Sales Job: When I Was Hating Sales 02:20 Mike's impressive work history and his books, 03:05 With Sales 2.0, is cold calling dead? 04:20 With inbound leads and Sales 2.0 technology, do we need to redefine cold calling? 05:20 You still need to learn how to make a phone call the right way 05:35 Product dumps and monologues, what's the right way to make a cold call? 06:55 What are the rules for a successful cold call? 08:40 How long should your cold call introduction be? 09:10 Short introductions are important, listening to the answer is more important. 09:55 The three statements to throw away as a sales professional 10:55 The importance and controversy behind scripting calls and responses 12:20 80% of the situations a sales rep will encounter are predictable and able to prepped for 13:35 NFL teams run plays based on research and patterns. 14:05 Ever been told to "send me your information"? Mike has a tip on how to take this common response and convert it into a prospect. 17:20 Part of your job is to disqualify leads in a respectable manner: out of a 100 prospects, only 5 may eventually buy from you. Identify them! 18:35 The most important word in sales is "next". 19:50 Where are sales managers screwing up? 20:50 The Manager's Dilemma 23:10 Mike talks directly to sales managers: "the magic happens during ... 
Mainframe: The Art of the Sale, Lesson OneJan 26, 2012 "The Office" meets corp. sales training video. This video was selected by Comedy Central as a "staff favorite" in its comedy test pilots contest. 
- Sales - Bill Binch Talks Sales/Marketing AlignmentJan 18, 2012 Ever wonder what's in a Sales Playbook? Bill Binch, SVP of Sales at Marketo, visits the show to tell us all about them as well as the challenges of sales/marketing alignment and making "big round words" specific and actionable. 00:00 Cold Open 01:00 Bill's Nightmare Sales Job 02:00 Vice President of Sales at Marketo, Bill Binch 03:00 Definitions and Metrics: making "big round words" specific 04:00 Suspects, prospects, and closed sales 05:00 The importance of an exact definition of a closed sale 06:30 What is a marketing qualified lead? 07:30 Accountability of marketing in driving leads versus sales 08:00 The Top Three Metrics for sales/marketing alignment 09:00 "Accidents happen in the intersections." 11:30 Sales reps should be selling, not prospecting, segmenting, or negotiating 13:00 How to setup a brand new sales model 14:30 If resources are limited where do you choose to specialize? 16:30 Land and expand, hunters versus farmers 17:30 The Dallas Cowboys don't run around the field without a plan, neither should you 18:30 Why you should have a playbook as a sales rep 19:30 Approaching small, medium, and enterprise businesses with different methodologies appropriate to the company, not the geography 21:00 "Start collecting logos." Focus on transactions, not dollars as a new sales team 23:00 A better question to ask other than "how do you like to buy stuff"? 24:00 Bill runs through exactly how he listens to a customer 25:30 Kevin asks what else is in Bill's playbook: is it ... 
Dynamics CRM 2011 - Driving Sales ProductivityNov 26, 2011 Demonstration of how Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 can be used to drive sales productivity. 
Early Stage SalesJan 22, 2012 How do you make that first sale when you are a 'no name' on the market? How do you leverage those early sales into a strong sales curve? Recorded: February 27, 2008 
Short SaleJan 21, 2012 Short Sales are the wave of the future, a competing agent says. But he doesn't know what he's doing. The RE/MAX agent, on the other hand, has already closed several Short Sales. If you're ready to take your career to the next level, visit www.joinremax.com today! 
Sales Training InspirationJan 26, 2012 www.GrantCardone.com - Sales Training Expert Grant Cardone delivers inspirational movie about the importance of sales to any organization and making any dream a reality! Want More Grant for Free?? Sign up for the Strategy of the Week grantcardone.com 800-368-5771 
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