Podcasts about sales integrity podcast

JV Crum III is the host of the very popular podcast, Conscious Millionaire, which has 12 million listeners in over 190 countries with over 1000 episodes broadcasted. INC Magazine named Conscious Millionaire one of the Top 13 Business Podcasts for 2017. JV is also author of the best-selling book by the same name - Conscious Millionaire. JV is a High Performance coach and has come on the Sales Integrity Podcast to discuss the power of Mindset and Prosperity Thinking to help our audience achieve High Performance. On this episode you will find out why setting goals doesn't work and what you should do instead. This episode is jam-packed with Mindset improvement tips and techniques. If you want to take your sales performance to the next level, then you will definitely want to listen to this interview with JV Crum III. 

On this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast we discuss whether or not you are already behind your numbers just midway through the 1st Quarter of 2018 and clarify the cause for why you might struggle to achieve your goals. Furthermore, we discuss how to create a Quarterly Sales Plan (i.e. your Sales Business Plan). More specifically, we walk through a high level overview of The 3 Pillars of Prospecting On Purpose and how you can leverage these pillars for creating your customized sales plan. Most importantly, we discuss executing your plan on a consistent weekly basis through the lens of The 3 Pillars. If you are the type of sales professional who wants to build upon your current momentum, or if you are in the position where you need to turn around your ineffective sales performance, then you will definitely want to listen to this podcast episode to get out ahead of your numbers in 2018!

Sean Piket is the founder of two companies Sales Integrity and MyCoachSite. Sales Integrity is a sales coaching services provider where Sean is the Chief Sales Coach. MyCoachSite is a coaching delivery software platform where Sean is the Chief Visionary Officer. Sales Integrity has helped sales professionals, leaders and organizations with a complex technical sale to increase sales up to 25% annually. Sean is also in the process of launching the Sales Integrity Podcast and Sales Integrity University in the Fall of 2016, with both initiatives tailored for sales professionals with a complex technical sale.   Connect                                                                                       Twitter – https://twitter.com/seanpiket Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanpiket/ Google+ – https://plus.google.com/106901177978619290845 Clarity – https://clarity.fm/seanpiket SoundCloud – https://soundcloud.com/salesintegrity  Website – http://salesintegrity.com/ Website – http://mycoachsite.com/   People Mentioned Mark Cuban – https://twitter.com/mark_cuban    Resources Trello – https://trello.com/   Books Platform by Michael Hyatt: https://goo.gl/raSUJM

On this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast we discuss the difference between your Social Profile and your Social Presence. These are two distinctly different, yet related, very important topics. One of these topics has to do with your mere existence as a sales professional in the digital world. The other has to do with your experience, and more importantly how you convey that experience to the world so you are seen as a go-to specialist in your field. Together these two topics, if mastered, can provide you a distinct competitive advantage to help you stand out in a sea of competition. If you want to elevate your sales game to the next level by optimizing both your Social Profile AND your Social Presence to position yourself as THE go-to specialist in your industry niche, then you will definitely want to listen to this podcast episode!

On this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast we discuss 5 tips for improving your LinkedIn profile. There are some basic mistakes sales professionals make when it comes to how they handle their LinkedIn profile and during this episode we will review not only what those mistakes are but more importantly how to avoid those mistakes by making some subtle edits to various sections of your LinkedIn profile. They key is you want to make it easy for the right target audience to find you, connect with you and contact you after they connect with you. You want to make it easy for people to help you and avoid frustrating those who choose to help you. We discuss all of this and more on this podcast episode. If you want to elevate your sales game to the next level by optimizing your LinkedIn profile to attract the right target audience then you will definitely want to listen to this podcast episode!

On this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast we discuss the 3 Key aspects of a successful sales game plan and more importantly address how you can apply them to improve your overall sales game. We all lose at some point. Sometimes we lose to competition. Many times we lose to the status quo, meaning your prospects and clients choose to do nothing after evaluating your solution. It is your duty and obligation to yourself to put yourself in the best position to win at all times. At the end of the day, he or she who masters these 3 key aspects of a successful sales game plan will win more than their competition and win more than they lose to the status quo. If you want to elevate your sales game to the next level then you will definitely want to listen to this podcast episode!

On this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast we examine the seemingly subtle difference between "Use Cases" and "Case Studies" and how both tactics can be used within your prospecting and selling efforts. Many sales professionals would like to leverage Case Studies within their selling efforts because helps demonstrate credibility within the selling process. Case Studies make it easier to convince prospects and customers you have "been there; done that" as it relates to the solution you are selling. However, many companies lock down the process of creating formal Case Studies and only allow for the use of formally approved Case Studies created by the Marketing Department. This is where "Use Cases" come in and can help sales professionals quickly create the messaging they need to positively influence, persuade and convince their prospects and customers by leveraging the concepts of "Social Proof" and "Competitive Intelligence". If you want to elevate your sales prospecting game to establish credibility, generate more leads and close more business so you can earn more money then you will definitely want to listen to this podcast episode!

On this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast we examine the seemingly subtle difference between using Canned Messages versus using Message Templates while prospecting and selling. The differences may seem subtle at first. However, as you will find by listening to this episode the differences are quite vast. Think eating soup out of a can versus ordering steak off of a menu at a nice restaurant. We discuss the differences especially as it relates to using canned messages on LinkedIn. We also walk through other possible uses of Message Templates while leveraging the "4 Cornerstones of Lead Generation Success" - Cold Calling, Social Selling, Strategic Networking and Referral Selling. You will learn some practical use cases for improving your sales prospecting efforts that you can apply immediately in the real world of selling. If you want to elevate your sales prospecting game to establish credibility, generate more leads and earn more money then you will definitely want to listen to this podcast episode!

On today's Sales Integrity Podcast episode we feature our newer "Ask-the-Coach" Q&A format. I have received quite a few questions since unveiling this new format so I will answer another question today. Today's question comes from Dave Casey, CEO of Calvus Cloud (www.calvuscloud.com). Dave asks: "What is the single most important qualifying (not closing) question you can ask a prospective client?" Dave goes on to say "Expected answers are: "Do you have a budget for this?", "Do you feel our solution solves your business problem?", and the real $64,000 question; "Can we win this business?" If you are wondering the single greatest qualifying question you can ask prospects then you will want to listen to this episode to find out my answer!

On today's Sales Integrity Podcast episode we continue with our new "Ask-the-Coach" Q&A format. I have received quite a few questions since unveiling this new format so I will answer another question today. Today's question comes from Les Ehrsam of www.lesehrsam.com and the North Texas Crime Commission. Les aks: "I have received a request from long time contacts in my network to join 'Alignable: The Small Business Network', which seems to be an alternative to LinkedIn. The site description seems to be very similar to LinkedIn. Do we really need another Social Selling network since there already seems to be some overlap between Facebook and LinkedIn?" If you are wondering the same thing then you will want to listen to this episode to find out my answer!

On today's Sales Integrity Podcast episode we continue with our new "Ask-the-Coach" Q&A format. I have received quite a few questions since unveiling this new format last episode so I will answer another question today. Today's question comes from Jimmy Curtin, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at CK Telephone and Data Services. Jimmy asks: "Sean, do you believe that the use of an engagement plan at the beginning of the sales process improves your closing percentage?" If you are wondering the same thing then you will want to listen to this episode to find out my answer!

"A referred customer spends 13.2% more than a non-referred customer." [Source: Journal of Marketing] On today's Sales Integrity Podcast episode we try out a new format - "Ask-the-Coach" Q&A. I receive questions from time-to-time from my listeners and will start answering them on the podcast so all listeners can benefit from the coaching advice. Today's question comes from Brian Childers, President of Comport Consulting Group. Brian asks: "Sean, can you discuss the changing landscape of leveraging social media selling as it relates to referral selling?  Specifically, it has been proven that more people will buy from a personal referral, either direct or indirect via a trusted resource/friend, versus cold-calling, mass marketing, etc.  As a professional sales coach and industry expert, how do you see these either competing against or complementing each other?" If you are wondering the same thing then you will want to listen to this episode to find out my answer!

"Only 25% of leads are legitimate and should advance to sales." [Source: Gleanster Research] We have reached a milestone - this is our 50th episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast! On this episode we focus on The 4 Cornerstones of Lead Generation Success and more importantly, how you can apply each one. During this episode we pull together the previous lessons learned throughout our Prospecting On Purpose podcast series into one comprehensive approach to generating more leads. If you want to create and execute a well-balanced consistent weekly lead generation strategy to help you achieve your sales and income goals then you will want to listen to this episode.

From playing on the same college basketball team at LSU as "Pistol" Pete Marovich, to a successful 14-year sales career at IBM, to working alongside Zig Ziglar for 32 years, Bryan Flanagan has some great stories to share. This is definitely one of the more entertaining interviews conducted on the Sales Integrity Podcast. After 3,628,807 miles, 4,670 engagements, and training over 745,144 professionals, Bryan still believes that, armed with the right skills and attitude, anyone can learn to sell. And he imparts such wisdom during this interview as "Comfort kills careers" and "Think in silence, talk in complete sentences" as well as "The intention behind your technique determines your integrity" and much more. If you are the type of sales leader or sales professional who seeks to learn creative new ideas in a fun way to take your sales career to the next level then you will want to "grow get em" by listening to this interview of the great Bryan Flanagan.

The Sales Integrity Podcast just completed it’s 3rd month in existence and has received some excellent feedback from our audience of loyal listeners. This quick episode will provide a special announcement for some changes we are making to the podcast moving forward effective May 2017 based on audience suggestions.

“95% of buyers chose a solution provider that provided them with ample content to help navigate through each stage of the buying process.” [Source: DemandGen Report]  We shift our attention to a new theme we will focus on moving forward on the Sales Integrity Podcast, which is “Creating Content”. Given that all of the research points to buyers needing to consume multiple pieces of content from a vendor before buying from them, we will focus on creating one piece per episode moving forward. This renewed focus will build upon our previous “Prospecting by the Numbers” discussion and provide our listeners with plenty of ideas on how to create valuable content they can use within their prospecting and selling efforts. Today we focus on the process associated towards creating a Case Study. We provide three steps and tips on how to quickly create a simple one-page Case Study that will be compelling to your target audience. If you have always known you should be telling success stories and sharing case studies with your prospects at the right time in their buying journey, then you will want to listen to this episode.

50% of sales time is wasted on unproductive prospecting according to The B2B Lead. Recently, Hubspot conducted research into sales prospecting and discovered these two shocking facts: 1) 44% of salespeople give up after one follow-up; and 2) 80% of sales require five follow-ups. This means that 44% of salespeople have an 80% probability they won't close the sale. It's quite obvious that sales prospecting is the #1 challenge for B2B tech sales professionals and organizations. Given that, we will focus on the concept of "Prospecting on Purpose" as a new podcast series topic moving forward on the Sales Integrity Podcast. This episode will introduce the concept of "Prospecting on Purpose".

Dean Lindsay is a popular author, speaker, coach and Chief Marketing Officer at Synclab Media. Dean is author of the book “The Progress Challenge: Working and Winning in a World of Change” and the book “Cracking the Networking CODE: Four Steps to Priceless Business Relationships”. Dean is also the host of the new “Dean’s List” web tv show on Youtube, which provides a blend of humor, common sense and fresh ideas all wrapped up into one fun approach to provoking positive thoughts and inspiring action. Dean stops by the show to discuss an interesting point of view on the contrast between “progress” and “change” as concepts that can be used while selling. Dean joins the controversial debate of “Social Selling vs. Cold Calling” and offers his interesting perspective, including how Strategic Networking fits into the mix for both tactics. If you want to hear a unique holistic perspective on selling to elevate your sales game another notch then you will definitely want to listen to this episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast featuring Dean Lindsay as our special guest.

If you are selling your products, services and solutions without mapping them to the 3 primary business outcomes your customers are really seeking through them then you are doing both yourself and your customers a big disservice. Listen to today’s episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast to learn about these 3 primary business outcomes and how you can improve your prospecting conversations by weaving them into your discussions. We will discuss various tech industry niches and take a closer look at the Big Data niche of the tech industry to illustrate one example of how you can put this concept to work for you in practicality.

This is a special announcement from Sean Piket, host of the Sales Integrity Podcast, about feedback he has received from the podcast audience, lessons learned after 20 episodes and one month of podcasting, and improvements that will be made to the Sales Integrity Podcast.

Barry Saltzman is the founder of Saltzman Management Group and a top Sales, Sales Leadership and Culture Coach and Consultant. Barry joins this Wisdom Wednesday episode of the Sales Integrity Podcast to discuss the profile of a perfect sales professional, what true leadership likes look, how to create a winning sales culture, what percentage of an average salesperson’s time is spent on productive tasks, and what the top 3 traits are of the ideal sales professional. Learn about all this and more on this powerful podcast episode when Sean Piket interviews Barry Saltzman!

If you are the type of sales professional who would like to learn new, different and unique ideas to improve the way you sell, then you will definitely want to listen to this value-packed Sales Integrity Podcast episode! Sales Psychology Academy Founder Jim Fortin is an international subconscious selling and high performance expert with over two decades of expertise in brain based selling and performance. Using NeuroLinguistics and behavioral science Jim has created a powerful new selling technology called NeuroPersuasion®. These persuasive techniques can help you shorten your selling cycles and significantly improve your sales performance – fast. Jim joins the show as this week’s guest and boy did he provide a ton of action-oriented advice you can immediately apply to sell more and earn more. Jim’s average client income is $750K/year. After you listen to Jim’s ideas and concepts he shared on the show you will know why. Jim defines the difference between “influence”, “persuasion” and “manipulation” and how each concept affects the selling process. Jim also discusses how sales professionals can leverage the power of "post hypnotic suggestion" within their sales messaging to become more influential and persuasive, which helps you sell more of your products, services and solutions. Today’s episode is longer than normal but for good reason as you will find out after listening to the show!

Sean Piket is the founder of two companies: 1) Sales Integrity – a sales coaching services provider where Sean is the Chief Sales Coach; and 2) MyCoachSite – a coaching delivery software platform where Sean is the Chief Visionary Officer. Sales Integrity has helped sales professionals, leaders and organizations with a complex technical sale to increase sales up to 25% annually.  Sean is also in the process of  launching the Sales Integrity Podcast and Sales Integrity University in the Fall of 2016, with both initiatives tailored for sales professionals with a complex technical sale.