How AI has Solved the Sales Practice Problem!!!

How AI has Solved the Sales Practice Problem!!!

In sales, we have always had a practice problem. We must warm up and practice our skills to prepare for our meetings and conversations. We have tried role-playing, but it requires a partner and someone to give direction and feedback. Even then, it could be more robust and natural. So most of us think over the upcoming conversations and think we are ready but also know we are just winging it. In today's brutal truth about sales, we talk with the co-founder of a company that has applied A.I. to solve this problem.

Here is what you will learn:


  • Why practice is so important in sales.
  • How can your laptop become your own personal sales coach?
  • How to practice with different topics and personalities.
  • Why do random questions and objections help us get comfortable with them?
  • Why getting our conversations down to muscle memory is essential.


You hear the interview on iTunes or watch it on YouTube.

Check out how AI has solved the Sales Practice problem: https://www.brevitypitch.com

In addition to the online training, we are scheduling on-site training for sales teams. If you are a manager and interested, you can check out the courses at https://gluedperformance.com/brian-burns-landing-page

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Salina Rahman

Do you want more meetings? Close larger deals? Listen to the Brutal Truth about Sales Podcast... #sales #leaders #thebrutaltruth

9 个月

Really like this post ??

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Muhammad Ahmad

Virtual Assistant | Linkedin Lead Generation | Web Researcher

11 个月

Interesting One

Sohana Y.

Marketing Positions at Real State

11 个月

Great Post

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Christine Iles

Helping business owners build their brand and achieve success by fostering strong relationships.

11 个月

I really like this. As salespeople, sometimes we become overconfident and feel uncomfortable during role plays. However, I agree that role plays are crucial to improve our skills, as Kelvin said, "practice is harder than the game". Receiving constructive criticism and feedback is essential, and I appreciate knowing how I can improve.

Joanne Howard

Producer at The Brutal Truth about Sales - PodCast B2B Revenue Leadership Show

11 个月

true

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