Jake Dunlap | B2B Sales Leader (@jaketdunlap) 's Twitter Profile
Jake Dunlap | B2B Sales Leader

@jaketdunlap

Shaping the Future of #B2Bsales | CEO @Skaledconsult | Sales + Social Strategy for B2B | @Chiefs fanatic | Moved to Austin to fulfill my #BBQ dreams

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You want to be a CRO? Hit the books… start leveling up yourself for that CRO role If you are a CRO, start prepping to be CEO Prep for that dream job... find a way to make it happen You can’t expect others to invest in you if you don’t invest in yourself first

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Confidence in sales comes with the reps It comes with doing the right prep for meetings It comes with role playing every scenario… best and worst case So that, when those otherwise unexpected questions come, they don’t land like a punch in the face

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99% of workplace issues can be solved with a sit-down Say you’ve got a colleague that’s difficult to work with… you’re butting heads over xyz Don’t let things boil over Have a conversation... keep it productive People are more reasonable than you might think

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You wouldn’t thank someone for going on a date with you So why would you thank a buyer after a meeting? You’re the expert… you’re bringing value to the table, not the other way around It sends the wrong message — that their time is more valuable than yours

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There’s a ton of things that will be out of your control in 2023 There’s no running from it Focus on the things you can affect and move forward

Jake Dunlap | B2B Sales Leader (@jaketdunlap) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you’re spending 90-95% of your time working on items that’ll only impact the next 1-2 months, your future is going to be horrifying

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Here’s a better way to work proactively: 1. Plan your task-load in advance… pencil in set times to respond to emails/messages 2. Outside of these set times, mute your emails/Slack You’ll gain focus, and you won’t be thinking about the ad-hoc tasks getting thrown your way

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I was in the top team out of 20+ inside teams two years in a row Most promotions than anyone else in my team You know why? I had a routine... and I stuck to it religiously

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Sell them a successful outcome, not a service The buyer doesn’t want to hear about your product They want to hear about how you’re going to solve their problem 💯

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Share your opinions Share your experiences Share resources Give out value for free… you’ll build a reputation that allows you to make a lasting impression And don’t sleep on engagement either… I’ve learned my fair share of lessons from the comments section over the years 💯

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Don’t be too hard on yourself if things haven’t worked out as planned… your journey won’t be the same as anyone else’s If you’re consistent, success will come 💯

Jake Dunlap | B2B Sales Leader (@jaketdunlap) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For me, starting out with a big org is a no-brainer Trade in a bigger slice of the pie for more training, a better work-life balance, and infrastructure 💯

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Mute Slack, emails... delete them off your phone if you need to The 9-5 shouldn't spill over to your life out of the office That's a recipe for burnout 💯

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Too many sales organizations care more about closed contracts than customer impact. Buyers don't care about the "close". They care about the "impact".