Soccer Strategy 🤝 Sales Strategy Team communication and great coaching win games and close deals. Watch #AngelCityFC’s Madison Hammond break down the similarities with HubSpot’s Sales Hub as a teammate. Any sales reps x ACFC fans? Share your winning strategies in the comments ⬇️
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*WARNING* This post contains several cringey sports analogies. Are your team in it to win it? ⚽️ At Salesloft, *brace yourself* we help revenue teams WIN. *deep breath, here come some more* Score more goals. Win more trophies. Be a better team. I don't know anything about football. But I do know that, ultimately, it's a competition. You want your team to be the best. To win the... cup? Is there a cup? I told you I don't know anything about football. *gives up on sports analogies* Salesloft will help your team have momentum throughout the deal cycle. To forecast better. To close more deals. So I have two questions for you today... 1) What are your predictions for tonight's England game? 🏴 🤔 2) Are you ready to help your revenue team #winwin with Salesloft? #euros #sales
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Reflect > Remembering! 💯 One of the best athletes I ever had the privileges of playing with used to tell me this... (will remain nameless but been in the National Hockey League (NHL) for a decade) 🏒 Sounds simple.. but what did he really mean? After every shift, game, tournament, etc... He would reflect back on things he did well / could improve on so he could make the immediate adjustments. Once that process is complete... What is the value in continuing to harp on the past? In other words... Take your learnings - improve - and move on. Sales is quite similar... You're going to fail A LOT! But the trick is to reflect on the previous cold call, email, opp, etc... And improve for the next one. Consistent marginal improvements compound to long term success. So in the words of Ted Lasso.... Be a goldfish! #reflect #sales #dailyimprovements
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Revenue Operations Leader - I bridge the gap between Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success with a touch of Metal | SaaS Profitability Growth | Strategic Partnerships for Services Excellence
“Sales is a number's game” “It's only about all hands on deck” Strategy before action! Or you risk having a kids' soccer game otherwise, where everyone chases the ball 🤘😎 #sales #strategy #salesstrategy
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Strategizing for success! Just like a winning football team needs its forwards and midfielders working seamlessly, so does your business. The image captures my thoughts on one such formation. How are you aligning Sales and Marketing for your winning goal? ⚽🏆 W/ Mad Over Marketing (M.O.M) #SalesAndMarketingAlignment #BusinessSuccess #TeamWork
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Simple Sales Tip: Being a sales professional is like a baseball pitcher A pitcher might have 1, 2, or 3 good pitches and gets the job done. But when you add in and master a 4th pitch, you set yourself apart, your value goes up and the chance to win increases. You become elite. Challenge yourself to get better and master your sales skills. Find your 4th pitch. 🎯 See you at the table! #sales #becomeelite #sports #skills
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I hear a lot of people telling me that sales is a numbers game. Well, for many industries perhaps that is the case. However, for my industry, particularly if you are hunting for your first COT or TOT... you CANNOT use the numbers game strategy. Now, apart from his obvious talent, does Messi get his success in soccer through a numbers game or skills? I am sure Messi didn't just kick a ball thousands of times daily and magically become the best player, did he? No way. He dedicates himself to refining his skills and techniques every single day. That's the reason why he's raking in millions playing soccer! Unfortunately, many salespeople mistakenly believe they can just play the numbers game and skyrocket to success. But let's get real here. Sales, just like soccer, is all about honing your skills, not merely relying on numbers. Likewise, if you genuinely want to ramp up your sales game and start hitting your COT or TOT, it's about mastering those essential skills. So, take a page from Messi's playbook. Focus on your skills, put in the work, and watch your sales soar. ───────── If today's content resonates with you and you would like to deep dive further for yourself or your business👇 Contact me here ➤ https://lnkd.in/ge9AUz-D Connect with me on LinkedIn here ➤ https://lnkd.in/gwJ8ETtV Follow my content here ➤ #JasThoughts #PlanWithJas #portfoliomanagement #businessowners #wealthpreservation
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Getting pucks deep/pucks on net. In hockey you need two things to score a goal(most of the time). You need to be in the offensive zone and you need to shoot the puck at the net. In sales, you have the same two requirements. You need to get in front of your prospect and you need to speak with them. Getting pucks in deep is the same principle of engaging prospects through email/linkedin. Everything you can do to get in front of the prospect and build familiarity is the equivalent of getting into the offensive zone. With that being said, you can spend the whole game in the offensive zone, but if you don’t shoot the puck, you won’t score. The same applies for dialling. Your prospects may be reading all of your emails and seeing your activity on LinkedIn, but rarely do they proactively reach out. Pick up the phone and dial = shooting the puck. You certainly want to prioritize high opportunity chances by being well researched and relevant. But sometimes you simply need to throw the puck on the net, and hope for a lucky bounce. Pucks in deep + pucks on net = scoring goals Emails and LinkedIn + dialling = meetings booked.
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Why sales isn’t just a numbers game? 🏀 Let’s look at Steph Curry, for example, a 3-point champion. Imagine if Steph said, “Oh, basketball is just a numbers game, just shoot as many threes as you can and eventually you will hit one.” He would never have made it to the NBA with that mindset. But now he knows, it is a skills game. So, every day he is focused on his technique, he is focused on his wrist movements, his hand movements, how he is dribbling. He is focused on his technique every day to get better at the skill and because of that he gets paid millions of dollars. I am focused on quality of each conversation and trying to make it so good so the prospect just can’t say no. Agree or disagree? 🤔 #Sales #SkillsGame #ConversationQuality
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From the Pitch to the Boardroom. Join 'Football Business Talk' to explore the lucrative side of soccer." Football Business Talk' takes you beyond the pitch and into the world of soccer business. Stay informed, make connections, and grow your career! #football #footballbusiness #management #marketing #sales #sponsor
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Sales Development Consultant | I help B2Bs with $1MM-$5MM ARR transition from founder-led sales into a high performing sales department without draining cash flow | Native New Yorker | Let's talk Knicks & Mets :)
Sports/Sales post alert! Keep scrolling if you don’t like those 2 topics. Basketball- playing extremely hard and putting your best effort in on defense is not going to stop a great player. It’ll just get you tired and frustrated when it’s not working. Figuring out what your opponent does best and then making them uncomfortable doing it, is the best type of defense you can play. Example: your opponent loves shooting 3s but can’t drive to the basket, your probably gonna want to play up and give them the lane. This doesn’t take max effort to achieve it takes understanding the game and executing. Same thing when it comes to sales. If you find the pain point of your buyer, and then figure out the best way to “attack” it, chances are your gonna be able to attain your goal. Don’t just call the prospect and try selling your heart out, it’ll just make you tired and frustrated. Follow for more sales stuff. #sales #sdr #basketball
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