Episodes
100
Latest episode
Jun 2026
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EN-US
Sales tips and sales training nuggets to help salespeople sell more...in less time...and make more money. The Slow Pitch is a sales podcast that teaches the concepts and processes to make you a successful salesperson. We answer questions like: How do I close the sale? What is pain and how does it help in sales? How do I sell to a D Personality, an I Personality, an S Personality, or a C Personality? What is DiSC and how do I use it in sales? How do I know they're not going to buy? How to I prepare for an important sales meeting? How do I ask good questions during a sales meeting? These questions and more will help you close more sales. Our mantra is "Slow Down & Close More!"
The tasks you do after every sales meeting makes a big difference on your ability to do well during the next sales meeting. This episode of The Slow Pitch Sales Podcast talks about the habit that will help you be a better salesperson in your future meetings. The funny thing is, most salespeople don't do this post meeting checklist.
Stop wasting your sales meetings! Most salespeople think they're ready for their next meeting. They're not. In this episode of The Slow Pitch Sales Podcast, Rob reveals the exact B2B sales meeting preparation process that separates the reps who walk out with the deal from the ones who walk out wondering what went wrong. This isn't basic prep, it’s a deep dive into prospect research, DISC personality signals, and the psychology of closing.
In this episode, we break down three critical guardrails every salesperson needs to protect their margins, qualify for true commitment, and stop chasing prospects who are simply being polite. If you have ever handed over a price quote too early, misread a prospect's enthusiasm, or felt like you were pulling the deal across the finish line alone, this breakdown reveals exactly why your process is stalling.
Discover why a prospect won't call back and use these sales strategy to regain control of your pipeline. Stop the maddening silence. Get them to call you back. Have you ever had a sales conversation that felt absolutely flawless—only for the prospect to completely vanish the moment you send over the estimate? You follow up. You check your email. You wait by the phone. Nothing but radio silence.
When in sales, it's important to not make mistakes that will cost you the deal. This episode covers the top 7 most common mistakes salespeople make. In this episode we cover the Top 7 Seven Mistakes Every Salesperson Makes. These sales tips are good for salespeople of any level who may or may not need sales training. Have you made these mistakes? Salespeople have a tough job...they have to think ahead, know what to say, and be ready for anything. But we should always be prepared to not make these mistakes so you can close more deals. Rob has done every single one of these so you don't have to.
Are you speaking to the prospect in their Personality Language? Or are you simply speaking to them in your OWN personality language. It can make all the difference in the world if your DiSC profile is different than the prospects. It's not hard to learn the different profiles and this episode dives into the S Personality Profile.
If you're in sales and do sales meetings, you should be starting every meeting like this. Rob Jager, host of The Slow Pitch Sales Podcast, talks about how to start a meeting...any meeting, the right way. If you have a sales meeting, you must lay some groundwork to make sure everyone is on the same page. This helps both the prospect and the salesperson be on equal footing. If you want to have have successful sales meeting, there are several things you must do. One of these important steps is how you start the meeting.
How To be a Better Salesperson Using the 1% Rule: The Power of Incremental Gains Are you struggling for a single "magic bullet" that will revolutionize your closing rate. Are you looking for the perfect script, the unanswerable closing line, or a secret hack to bypass the buyer's natural defenses. Guess what? Top salespeople understand that sustainable success is not the result of a single event. It is the result of a deliberate, daily commitment to incremental improvement. That magic pill doesn't exist but there are a few things you can do daily and weekly to make it feel like you've taken a magic pill. This episode of The Slow Pitch breaks down the framework of marginal gains and provides a roadmap on how to be a more effective, efficient, and successful salesperson. We'll use the 1% Rule to get us there.
Moving from Social Trust to the Sales Funnel If you are a business owner, founder, or salesperson who has ever walked away from a high-value networking event feeling like you made great friends but zero progress toward a contract, this episode is the tactical manual you have been missing. Many professionals in the B2B space struggle because they are excellent at building Trust, yet they fail to convert that trust into Sales. They do a lot of listening and not enough questioning.
The world feels like it’s on fire. We’ve all felt it—that creeping anxiety when the headlines are chaotic, the markets are shifting, and suddenly, your once-reliable sales pipeline feels like it’s stuck in cement. When buyers are uncertain, they don’t just slow down; they stall. If you’ve found yourself staring at a list of prospects who have stopped responding, or if you’re losing sleep wondering where the next closed deal is coming from, you aren’t alone. But here is the reality: Market chaos doesn't have to mean a sales drought. In this episode of The Slow Pitch, we’re digging into the tangible steps you can take right now to clear the dead weight out of your pipeline and replace them with high-quality, high-trust opportunities.
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