1. Sort, Don't Sell
Stop trying to convince or persuade people who don't care.
Your job is to sort the market, not convert it. Detach from outcome: identify prospects experiencing the specific pain you solve right now, qualify them in, and immediately filter everyone else out
2. Reverse-Engineer the CRM
Do not wait for standard onboarding to incorrectly teach you who your buyer is.
Go into the CRM on day one and analyze every closed-won deal from the last 12 months. Identify the exact signals, trigger events, tech stack, and buyer personas that led to revenue, then clone that profile
3. Focus on High-Probability Triggers
Blasting generic, cold lists is a waste of your time, accounts and territory.
Prioritize accounts showing active buying signals like executive leadership changes, specific job postings, or company expansions. Craft your outreach around a hyper-focused Point-of-View (POV) hook tied directly to those specific triggers
4. Mine the "Closed-Lost" Graveyard
Pull CRM report of all deals marked "Closed-Lost" 6 to 12 mo ago due to timing, budget and competitor.
These accounts are already educated on your product, and a reset budget cycle or a failed competitor implementation makes them prime targets for quick wins.
5. Build Elite Pipeline, Not Just Meetings
Never throw low quality, and unqualified meetings over the fence just to hit an activity quota metric for your company.
Partner closely with your Leadership and AEs, understand what a highly qualified opportunity looks like, and protect their calendar. Delivering clean, high-probability pipeline builds the internal leverage required to fast-track your career.
6. Accelerate via Profiling Calls
The fastest way to lvl up your cold calling and prospecting skills is through rapid exposure via profiling calls.
Dial into accounts purely to map out their internal structure, validate ICP, verify tech stack, and identify decision makers. This high volume, and low stakes approach quickly desensitizes you to rejection and sharpens ur sword before pitching C suite in your high value Tier 1 account targets.
7. Clone Top Performers
Do not reinvent the wheel.
Connect with the top two reps on your team immediately for exposure to their workflows and digestion of their "alpha" their exact sequences, custom POV hooks, and daily workflow routines. Borrowing an already optimized, winning infrastructure is the fastest shortcut to quota attainment and propel your career advancement.
Hope this helps.
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Having the right prompt (system) is still an edge that (if executed right) leads to insights that create quantum leaps
The only requirment? The right data
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My exact system for spotting which companies will make sales reps rich 12 to 18 months before everyone else figures it out.
This has helped 200+ clients position themselves at companies like Snowflake, DoorDash, Samsara, and more recently Tractian before the herd showed up.
Here's the blueprint:
The 3 objections that kill 90% of sales candidates:
1) "You don't have tech experience"
2) "You've only been there 8 months"
3) "You've never closed enterprise deals"
Most reps crumble. My clients use these to stand out.
Here's the exact reframe for each one, word for word:
Most people wait until they're laid off to remember what they actually did at work.
Bad idea.
Start a brag book today. Every quarter, write down:
• Projects you shipped (with numbers)
• Problems you solved
• Dollars you saved or made
• People you helped or mentored
Why now matters:
You won't remember the details in 2 years. Did you cut costs by 15% or 25%? Did you generate $1M in revenue or $1.3M?
You need to start your job search on the right foot. If you're scrambling to remember what you did in 2023, you've already lost momentum.
Internal moves count too.
Promotions and raises go to people who can articulate their impact. "I work hard" doesn't cut it. "I reduced onboarding time by 40% and saved the team 200 hours per quarter" does.
The brag book is insurance on your career, whether you need it during your job search or to climb the ladder at your current company.