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Killer Media Sales — 143 episodes

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How to deliver bad news

2

For anyone who wants to be a sales person

3

Back to the basics

4

Every crisis is an opportunity

5

Are you persuasive or influential?

6

How to avoid cognitive dissonance in sales

7

The real reason to host parties for your clients

8

The good, the bad and the ugly of working remotely!

9

Is it the right time for business to look at loyalty programs?

10

Should you be rewarding your clients?

11

The perfect customer service for a media sales person

12

A masterclass: dealing with a crisis

13

Are you just tired or are you burned out?

14

The power of innovation in sales!

15

Know your industry, not your client!

16

The importance of language in your sales pitch

17

The psychology behind sales

18

Do your clients need to like you?

19

How to deal with competition

20

The importance of having a 'now moment' in your sales pitch

21

Exceed your expectations with a paradigm shift

22

Decision fatigue is real

23

Harnessing competition for a competetive edge

24

Embracing change in order to succeed

25

EDM's - A gift and a curse

26

Maintaining clarity through a positive mindset

27

Meetings - A double edged sword

28

Demistifying the budget

29

Timing is everything

30

How to prioritise the information in the sales process

31

Qualification is everything in sales

32

Launching something new into orbit

33

Being in touch with your emotions

34

Understanding the here and now

35

Why attitude is everything

36

Having an ego in sales is not as bad as you think

37

Why you should be prepared to walk away from a deal

38

The fine art of negotiation

39

Understanding the landscape through a different lens

40

Understanding where the audiences and marketplace are moving forward

41

Becoming known in your industry

42

Why your clients should make an evergreen content creation strategy

43

Holding strong in the face of a challenging deal

44

How respect and honesty will lead to trust and loyalty

45

Staying relevant in the shifting sands of an evolving marketplace

46

Digging yourself out of a sales rut

47

When your first impression doesn't get the impressions

48

Getting ahead in a difficult landscape

49

Finding your niche – and owning it!

50

Being number one – does it really matter to your prospect?

51

The key attributes of good salespeople

52

Selling a new product – How do you guarantee outcomes

53

Making this sales mistake will cost you the deal

54

Understanding and separating urgency and importance

55

How to stand out in a sales environment altered by COVID-19

56

How shrinking your client list can often result in more revenue

57

Why 'closing the deal' is about more than just a signed contract

58

Winning business from that HUGE client

59

Don't let the Christmas break ruin your January goals

60

Setting yourself up for success in the new year

61

The long term risks of doing 'whatever it takes' to hit short term targets

62

How to approach a winning sales proposal

63

Why a good conversationalist often says very little

64

The importance of a winning mentality

65

How discounting can be both a weapon and a weakness

66

Managing expectations around perceived perfection

67

Why 'timing is everything' should be your sales mantra

68

Knowing the revenue value of your clients

69

Effectively mastering the art of persuasion

70

Why resilience is an important sales trait

71

Lights, Camera, Revenue!

72

Balancing tone and familiarity in written communication

73

Turning your quiet months into money-makers

74

Delivering bad news to a client

75

The imperative step to maintain key accounts

76

How to dominate your territory

77

Balancing your inventory with what the client wants

78

Controlling the conversation

79

Performing exceptionally in any market

80

Don't be afraid to talk about dollars

81

How to get out of a sales slump

82

The two-way value of small business clients

83

Going over and above

84

Tactics for distress selling to new clients

85

Generating momentum around a sale

86

How to construct a good proposal

87

The enticing world of video advertising

88

Zoom meetings vs phone calls

89

Mastering the art of persuasion

90

Why smaller deals still deserve your attention

91

How to maximise your share of the budget

92

The fine art of closing a deal

93

Finding your killer instinct to sell

94

Resonating with the needs of the market

95

Simplicity in the age of information overload

96

Taking a consultative approach in times of uncertainty

97

Staying productive under unusual circumstances

98

How to adapt to a rapidly changing environment

99

The art of effectively making contact with clients

100

Remaining calm amidst the Coronavirus calamity

101

Webcasting - obstacle or opportunity?

102

The power of the phone call

103

The challenges of launching a new product

104

Letting go of clients that aren't worth your time

105

Encouraging clients into long-term advertising

106

Why you shouldn't disrespect your competition

107

Start your year off right with a thorough spring clean

108

How to set ambitious but achievable goals

109

The one question you need to be asking clients right now

110

A relaxed business relationship is not a friendship

111

How to make a lasting impression

112

Know your inventory

113

Ditch the fluff and keep it simple

114

Key attributes of a media sales master

115

The DNA of a successful feature

116

Next steps when your customer says 'no thanks'

117

Your customer is on a journey - how do you get on board?

118

Fighting back against short attention spans

119

How to be crystal clear on the clients' objectives

120

Making connections that matter

121

Solution-based selling

122

How to keep things simple

123

Hitting targets & setting goals

124

Why engagement is so much more important than the numbers

125

The importance of working towards the same goal

126

Getting past the gatekeeper

127

How smart activity gets smart results

128

Stop thinking about selling and start thinking about listening

129

Being a likeable idiot still makes you an idiot

130

How a good sales call can immediately lose momentum

131

The tricks to starting conversations with potential advertisers at events

132

Drumming up quick business

133

The power of presentation and connecting with your audience

134

A sales career that almost never happened

135

Achieving a year's worth of client meetings in just a few days

136

Why sticking to the script can often do a disservice to you

137

Building strong relationships within an agency

138

How to respond when a competitor undercuts you

139

Breaking through the "beginning of the year" psychological barrier

140

Navigating the 'we have no budget' conversation

141

Fighting for dollars in a struggling marketplace

142

Keeping your clients spending during the Christmas and New Year period

143

When a client's campaign doesn't deliver what you had promised