20 Years of Selling: What's Changed (and What Hasn't)
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Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale: B2B sales trainers for the past twenty years share their strategies, frameworks, tips and tricks to help you leverage your talent, grow your skills and create yo...
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20 Years In: What We'd Do Differently
Send us Fan Mail Twenty years ago, Bill and Bryan started recording a podcast every other Monday. They never missed the behavior — and that...
How to Sell Something the Market Isn't Ready For
Send us Fan Mail Got something genuinely new to sell — and buyers keep lumping it in with every other "revolutionary" pitch they've heard th...
It's Not a Skill Problem, It's an Identity Problem
Send us Fan Mail Why do good sellers freeze up the second a conversation moves from a director-level buyer to the CFO? It's not a skills gap...
Stop Blaming Price: Positioning Is Your Problem
Send us Fan Mail You didn't lose that deal on price. You lost it because your positioning wasn't strong enough to make you the obvious, can'...
Lessons We've Learned From Those We've Lost
Send us Fan Mail Every person you've worked with has a story you probably never asked about — and sometimes you don't find out until it's to...
The People Who Taught Us Everything We Know About Sales
Send us Fan Mail Twenty years in this business means running into a lot of characters. This week Bill and Bryan riff on the people — bosses,...
Self-Scouting: The Mid-Year Sales Review Most Reps Skip
Send us Fan Mail You're six months into the year. Do you actually know what's working in your sales process — and what you quietly stopped d...
Say This, Not That: Why Precise Language in Sales Closes More Deals
Send us Fan Mail Imprecise language is quietly sabotaging your sales process — and most sellers don't even notice it happening. This week, B...
Patterns of Limitation: Part 2
Send us Fan Mail Bill and Bryan continue their series on the hidden patterns that quietly cap sales performance. Building on last episode's...
Patterns That Are Holding You Back
Send us Fan Mail Bill and Bryan dig into what they call "patterns of limitation" — the ingrained habits and mindsets that quietly cap your s...
Why Your Spiritual Foundation Is Your Biggest Sales Asset
Send us Fan Mail Bill goes somewhere different today — and that's intentional. In this solo episode, Bill Caskey shares the first six of twe...
7 Lies About Sales Success
Send us Fan Mail What if the beliefs driving your sales career are built on a foundation of lies? In this solo episode, Bill Caskey breaks d...
How to Become the Obvious Choice (Part 2)
Send us Fan Mail Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale continue their series on how to become the Obvious Choice for your prospects and customers — no...
Becoming the Obvious Choice (Part 1)
Send us Fan Mail How do you become the vendor your customers never even think to replace? In Part 1 of this short series, Bill and Bryan bre...
The Fear Factor in Sales
Send us Fan Mail Fear shows up at every stage of a sales career — first calls, big promotions, major presentations, and yes, posting on Link...
The Simple Shift That Changes Every Sales Conversation
Send us Fan Mail Are you walking into sales calls without getting clear on the actual problem you're solving? In this episode, Bill and Brya...
Why Your Calendar Is Killing Your Pipeline
Send us Fan Mail What's the #1 problem facing salespeople and customer acquisition professionals right now? Bill and Bryan each share t...
Stop Being Selfish: The Sales Habit That Pays Off Later
Send us Fan Mail Bill and Bryan are back from spring break with a powerful lesson about the long game in sales. Inspired by a 35-year-old ch...
Why Prospects Stop Trusting You (And How to Fix It)
Send us Fan Mail Trust is the missing ingredient in most failed deals — and the old methods of building it (the hearty handshake, the enthus...