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Fishing for Sales Prospects

Anthony Cole Training

Sales and marketing go hand-in-hand. Without leads, salespeople will have a hard time selling. Without marketing, salespeople will have a difficult time sharing their product and features with prospective clients.

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The Easy Way to Get a Job In Sales Now

Anthony Iannarino

Twice in as many months, I have had a reader email me to ask me how they can get a job in sales. In both cases, hiring managers were resistant to hiring the person emailing me because their backgrounds were technical, meaning they weren’t in a role that who have required that create and win new opportunities. The prospective employers were interested but desired to keep them in a technical position.

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9 Ways for New Salespeople to Find Fast Success

Anthony Iannarino

It isn’t easy to become a top performing salesperson. If you are new to a sales role, it can appear to be a daunting task, but I assure you it is not so difficult as to prevent anyone sufficiently motivated from succeeding in becoming a great salesperson. Develop the Right Mindset : The first half of my first book, The Only Sales Guide You’ll Ever Need , is about the mindset necessary to succeed in B2B sales—and more generally—in any human endeavor.

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Overcoming Your Fear of Sharing Insights

Anthony Iannarino

Eat Their Lunch: Winning Customers Away from Your Competition contains a chapter about Capturing Mindshare or, put another way, shaping the lens through which your dream client views their business, their challenges, and their opportunities. The framework in that chapter is designed to allow you to identify and leverage the trends that are already impacting your dream client’s results—or soon will be.

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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Packing Up My Library

Anthony Iannarino

Today and tomorrow I am moving. Tomorrow I am leaving the house I have lived in since 2001 for a new—and very different–house a few miles away. I am not sentimental about houses, even the one where I raised my three children. I am, however, sentimental about books. Yesterday I packed 300 books or one column of eight shelves of the infamous shelves in my office, the office you see in my YouTube videos.

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There Is Something Worse Than Being Labeled Unresponsive

Anthony Iannarino

This article suggests that there is “ nothing worse than being labeled unresponsive ,” a suggestion that proves false on its face, as there are a lot worse things one’s peers might label them. The article also offers rules for responsiveness, getting them exactly backwards. For starters, how about “completely unproductive” as something worse than unresponsive.

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Leave These Tribes and Join These Instead

Anthony Iannarino

As a human being, you are part of individual tribes. Some of the tribes are very small, like your immediate family or your high school graduating class. Other tribes are quite large, like your state or country, your political affiliation, or your religion. The place where you work is a sort of tribe that might be large or small, or it might also be a collection of small tribes.

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My Wish on Independence Day

Anthony Iannarino

There are not too many written documents as important—or beautiful—as the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence , written by Thomas Jefferson with coaching from John Adams, two men who would later be political rivals, and later still friends (both of whom would die a few hours apart on July 4th, 1826). The document itself is a product of its time, as were the men who wrote it, which is to say flawed by the contradictions we recognize between their aspirational words and some of their actio

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