👉 We're seeking a dynamic and results-driven Digital Media Sales Executive to join our team. You'll sell customized digital tools and assets to the Church market, helping local congregations grow and enhance their digital presence. If you're a motivated sales professional with a passion for the faith community, apply now and join one of the largest faith-based digital networks in the world! 🌐 #digitalsales #salesexecutive #churchgrowth #consultativesales #joinourteam
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#hiring Head of Sales, Seattle, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Seattlejobs #Washingtonjobs #SalesMarketing Apply: https://lnkd.in/gxTtjPaH Head of Sales About Worktank: Founded in 2001, Worktank has spent the past 20 years bringing client stories to life. We have tens of thousands of live, virtual, and streamlining broadcast events under our belt, helping senior executives and business groups successfully connect around the world. Our team of experts - leaders in the live virtual event, production and broadcast spaces - develop and manage end-to-end broadcast experiences spanning executive engagement strategy and support, creative and content development, live video production and streaming, and virtual webinar support. We have a passion for creating custom solutions, but at Worktank, we think beyond technology. For us, it's about relationships. By leveraging the latest technology, Worktank lets clients focus on engaging with their audience - wherever they may be. We pride ourselves on our rigorous process and attention to detail. If we were brewers, our beers would win awards. Instead, we put together ridiculously good hybrid broadcastsand videos! Working at Worktank: We are seeking a seasoned Head of Sales to drive sales of Worktank's burgeoning Content and Creative Services, as well as our long-standing Hybrid/Broadcast Events solutions to corporate, non-profit, and other organizations. The Head of Sales is a pivotal leadership position responsible for defining the sales strategy, cultivating industry relationships to build a sales pipeline that drives creative services growth and client diversification for the Company. This role will be responsible for creating and implementing a scaleable sales process to increase profit, productivity, and company cohesiveness. In this position you will also: Develop, own, and execute end-to-end sales strategies, prospecting, presentations for the business.Create a scalable sales function for the business, driving and overseeing process optimization, revenue forecasting and overall sales success.Partner with other members of the leadership team to define, refine and execute a strategic company plan, develop plans, and go-to-market strategies.Optimize use of the Company's CRM as a key resource supporting the sales process.Meet with customers/prospects to build and maintain relationships; leads efforts to pitch, negotiate and close deals.Institute sales and revenue generation processes that drive predictable, repeatable, and scalable expansion.Drive integration and alignment across functions in support of sales strategy.Own and improves the sales process and customer experience from pre-sale to post-sale.Examine and improves key business processes that drive scalable growth.Prepare periodic sales reports showing sales volume, potential sales, and areas of proposed growth. This opportunity might be a good fit if you Have a ba
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#hiring Vice President, Vertical Sales Strategy - Media & Tech, Irving, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Irvingjobs #Texasjobs #ConsultingCorporateStrategy Apply: https://lnkd.in/gABfSszn Vice President, Vertical Sales Strategy - Media & Tech 6021 Connection Drive, Irving, TX, 75039, USA Position Overview:Vertical Sales Strategist, plays a pivotal role in driving sales and revenue growth within a specific industry vertical or market segment. Responsibility will be to develop and execute comprehensive sales strategies tailored to meet the unique needs and challenges of the target industry. This role will collaborate with various teams, including marketing, product development, and customer success, to create and implement effective go-to-market plans that maximize business opportunities within the designated vertical.As a Vertical Sales Strategist, you will be at the forefront of driving the company's growth within a specific industry. Your strategic acumen and ability to build strong relationships with key stakeholders will be instrumental in capturing new market opportunities and achieving business success.Key Responsibilities:Industry Analysis: Have a deep understanding of the vertical's pain points, requirements, and buying behaviors.Sales Strategy Development: Formulate strategic plans to penetrate the vertical and drive revenue growth. Identify key accounts, target markets, and customer segments to focus on. Develop sales tactics and initiatives aligned with the overall business objectives.Collaborative Planning: Work closely with the sales, marketing, and product teams to align strategies and coordinate efforts effectively. Develop a cohesive approach to address customer needs and position the company's products or services as the preferred solutions within the vertical.Customer Relationship Building: Establish and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, decision-makers, and influencers in the vertical. Understand their unique challenges and requirements and tailor sales approaches to meet their specific needs.Sales Enablement: Provide sales training with the necessary tools, resources, and training required to effectively sell to the target vertical. Create compelling sales collateral, presentations, and case studies that demonstrate the value proposition for the vertical's customers.Performance Tracking: Monitor and analyze sales performance metrics within the vertical. Identify areas for improvement and implement corrective actions to ensure targets are met or exceeded.Market Positioning: Develop and communicate a clear and differentiated value proposition for the company's products or services within the vertical. Position the company as a thought leader and expert in the industry to build credibility and trust.Stay Abreast of Industry Trends: Continuously stay up-to-date with industry developments, changes in regulati
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I talk about building repeatable sales processes. Helped 70+ companies, $100M+ in sales, $280M+ in capital raised. A seasoned advisor in B2B sales
If you are thinking about hiring a VP of Sales, I encourage you to refine your expectations. Founders make the mistake of looking for someone to do the following... Refine the ICP Create the TAM Develop buyer personas Create cold email campaigns Write the cold call script Create the demo flow Setup the CRM Implement tracking systems Evaluate and hire top-performing reps Onboard those reps Use data to optimize the sales process Scale the team Spoiler alert... A person with the skillset to do all of that starts their own company.
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🚀 We are hiring for a sales leader, tell all your friends 🥞 Seeking a VP of Sales to lead Stacker sales efforts and make me go umbrella shopping. JD linked in comments, but tl/dr, I want: 1) Someone that understands our customer and will take our process + pitch to the next level. Experience and rolodex from selling into content/marketing/pr at enterprise size brands is a big want, not necessarily a must-have. But I need confidence this person will push us forward in our understanding of customer problems, content marketing/PR trends, and where we fit in. 2) 80% team & process development, 20% rainmaker. You will be responsible for taking our sales team to the next level. You will also be responsible for setting the bar, and driving big conversations that I get to brag about to the company and my friends. 3) Understands the editorial nuance that is Stacker. Stacker is only as good as the content we source from partners - we are not a SaaS product that can be sold to every company with a corporate blog. My biggest fear is we bring in a rainmaker that can close deals, but doesn't understand the nuance of what makes a great long term customer that thrives on our platform. You do not need an editorial background, but you do need to have a real appreciation for media + journalism. JD + application link in comments. Spread the word. --- Fine print: best way to apply is through the link in comments (I am not the hiring manager!) - but if you do feel so compelled to reach out to me, best way ti impress me is to give me 3 bullets on why you meet the above criteria (or feel free to AMA!)
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The picture from Outreach's Sales 2024 report says a lot. If you want to be "recession proof" as a sales person (and frankly, as a company--but that's a topic for another post), you've got to be building pipeline. Why take personal responsibility for more of your pipeline? 1. AE sourced pipeline tends to have a higher closed/won rate than marketing/BD sourced pipeline. 2. AEs tend to be proximate to existing customers (they've seen the cycle through) and have a better nose for personas + problems than other prospecting functions. 3. Your executives think you're already doing it (oops!). The delta here indicates that half of you aren't building pipeline, when your exec thinks you are. 4. It's a competitive differentiator! Hiring managers are looking for AEs who can make deals happen--a strong track record and bent towards prospecting as part of your daily rhythm is key.
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Sales jobs aren't one-size-fits-all. They come in various shapes and sizes, each offering unique opportunities for success. Here are two key roles: Direct Sales: Master the art of building personal connections and watch your sales soar! Whether you're selling products or services, direct sales lets you engage with customers face-to-face, creating lasting relationships that drive repeat business. Inside Sales: Dive into the digital realm and harness the power of technology to connect with clients. Inside sales professionals excel in virtual environments, using tools like social media and email to engage leads and close deals. #SalesSuccess #DirectSales #InsideSales #SalesRoles #CareerGrowth #SalesOpportunities #UnlockYourPotential
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🚀 Ready to scale up your digital marketing agency game and close more leads? Meet your new secret weapon: a virtual Sales Development Representative (SDR)! 🌟 #Hiring an SDR can be a game-changer for your #business. How? 👉 Generates daily new #sales #leads, qualify them, and set up meetings for your sales team. 👉 Create a robust sales #pipeline and more time for your team to focus on closing deals. 💼💰 But wait 😊 More to come 💰 👉 Hiring a virtual sales rep, comes with high #qualifications & deep knowledge from working in diverse #markets. Plus, you save up to 50% on costs! 🤑 👉 No long-term commitments here – you can #scale up or down as needed, with zero stress. So why not give it a try and watch your revenue soar? 🌍📈 Ready to supercharge your #sales? Drop us a message and let's get started! #Sales #Marketing #BusinessGrowth #VirtualSDR #RemoteWork #Scalability #CostSavings #LeadGeneration #SalesPipeline #NoStressHiring 💬 What’s your take on virtual sales reps? Let us know in the comments!
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Sales, at its core, is about solving customer problems. It’s about being inquisitive and wanting to really understand what the customer needs and then helping them get those needs addressed. There’s inherently a degree of “detective work” in sales. It requires certain activities, like: - doing your homework to find out as much as you can about a prospect’s situation - connecting the dots to how you’re connected into the customer - networking with all stakeholders and influencers - sharing relevant content at every stage - facilitating effective meetings - asking great questions - developing clear and compelling customer presentations and proposals - working with those with different communication (Behavior) styles to your own - negotiating & overcoming objections The question you have to ask yourself is... do you enjoy doing those things? Are they things that motivate you? Or do you struggle to get through them (or even make excuses to not do them)? If not, you’re likely going to struggle to stay energized and follow through the way you need to- and the way customers want and expect you to. The realities of the job will drain you, and sooner or later, you’ll plateau out. Trying to force it just doesn’t work over the long term. By the same token, do you like and truly believe in the solutions you’re representing and the problems you’re solving? Your belief in the products or services and mission of the company is pivotal to your #sales success. If you’re not passionate about the offerings and the kinds of problems you’re solving, it’s going to be a hard road. You are the face of the company when talking to a prospect. You become the brand. Buyers can tell if you’re enthused or not. That energy transfers. And it’s really hard to fake… #salestips #customerengagement #salestraining #prospecting
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I'm curious - which type of #salesperson is more desirable in the long term? Is it: 1: The experienced sales person with a black book full of contacts, all the relationships and industry knowledge. They deliver but consider their contacts their own, do things their way and won't use the CRM or let you have access to their contacts. 2: The inexperienced but tech savvy type. They are new to the industry and don't have existing relationships. They will take time to ramp! They will live in the CRM, follow your process to the letter and use data to drive their sales planning and direction. It could be a poll but I'm interested in opinions - who would you hire?
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