EP. 32 - Can We Automate The Trust Building Process? w/ Andy Paul

EPISODE · May 8, 2019 · 28 MIN

EP. 32 - Can We Automate The Trust Building Process? w/ Andy Paul

from The Alignment Podcast · host Jeff Davis

This episode I speak with Andy Paul - a founder, author, speaker, and sales acceleration strategist that has significant experience working with B2B organizations focused on growth. His latest venture, The Sales House, is the only all-in-one sales education community for the modern B2B seller. In our conversation we discuss: B2B has not changed as much as we all think that it has Is it possible to automate the process of building trust? How salespeople should be using customer personas to connect with buyers How leaders should adjust their perspective on pipeline coverage and close rates The assumptions sales and marketing both make about buyers that make closing deals more difficult Additional Resources: The Sales House (Andy's company) Engage with Andy on LinkedIn and Twitter Music/Production: Chris "KID" Robinson, Hitmakuzz Productions Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast | Stitcher | RSS | Spotify

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