Random Sales advice Podcasts

In sales, as in life, we ALL stumble and fall. It’s what we do to pick ourselves up to grow that matters. Join Amy Volas, co-founder of Thursday Night Sales and one of the Top Sales Voices on LinkedIn, as she speaks to sales practitioners and leaders to uncover the important lessons they learned from past mistakes and how they bounced back. Because we’re all getting better, together! This podcast is brought to you by Sales Feed, the first media network just for salespeople. Check out more original shows and podcasts at salesfeedmedia.com and sign up for our newsletter to get it straight to your inbox.

Categories: Business

Tags: b2b sales, sales, sales advice, sales careers, sales practitioners, sales tips

You know every single one of these business people and the brands they built. But do you REALLY know how they got their start? Do you know what their first sale was or where that genius marketing campaign came from? Our bet is you don’t. Welcome to: That’s How it All Began. Every Friday, our storyteller and host Andrew Davis, uncovers the tales behind some of the biggest names in business. The catch: you won’t know who the business legend is until the last thirty seconds. (But you can start guessing from the very beginning.) So, want to know which billionaire entrepreneur started their career selling garbage bags? Or the businesswoman who sold fax machines door-to-door before she had enough money to launch her startup? (Today, she’s one of the most powerful women in business.) Can you guess who built a billion-dollar retail empire only after quitting their job selling copy machines? Or which husband and wife team sold $60 necklaces out of the back of their van before they founded a company we’ve all heard of? Want to know who found themselves indicted by the federal government before she launched her billion-dollar beverage brand? More importantly, do you want to know what they learned? SalesFeed Media and Monumental Shift proudly present: That’s How it All Began. With Andrew Davis.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: marketing, sales, sales advice, sales feed