Outside Sales Talk Podcast

Julie Hansen is a sales professional who specializes in training professionals to be successful in a virtual environment. She’s also the author of the sales book “Look Me in the Eye: Using Video to Build Relationships with Customers, Partners and Teams.” Julie has a background in acting, which has helped her perfect the art of being on camera. By combining her acting background with her sales career, she’s found success in teaching other professionals to overcome and conquer this new medium of selling. Julie offers workshops, courses, and personalized coaching sessions to help you master the art of building relationships in a virtual world, sell solutions, and enhance your sales reputation. In this episode, Julie shares advice on mastering selling through video with practical tips for how to have authentic interactions on camera.

Robbie Crabtree has worked as an attorney on over 100 high-profile cases and he’s taught Persuasive Speaking at Southern Methodist University Law School in Dallas, Texas. He also worked alongside some very well-known companies such as Facebook, Google, Airbnb, Apple, and Microsoft to help them develop and enhance their speaking abilities, which is how he developed the performance speaking philosophy. In this episode, Robbie tells us what performative speaking is and why it is so important to learn.

Janice B. Gordon is ‘The Customer Growth Expert’ who specializes in keynotes that help deliver customer excellence that increases sales. Janice also hosts the popular Scale Your Sales Podcast. In this episode, Janice tells us what it means to be a trusted advisor in sales and why it is important.

Doug C. Brown is a highly acclaimed Sales Revenue Growth Expert and international bestselling author. He has coached, consulted, and advised thousands of people in business and he has generated over $500 million in sales. His mission is to help companies grow their sales revenue and to have better-performing sales teams. In this episode, Doug shares why following up is necessary and how to master your follow-up with actionable tips.