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Sep 2026
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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!"
Stop wasting hours writing estimates to bid on projects, bids, or Requests for Proposals (RFPs) when you likely have zero chance of winning. Learn one thing no one will tell you when you're bidding on any project that goes out to several people. These apply to any project too.
If you feel like you need the sale, you need to stop and listen to this episode. If you don't, you might not get the sale!
You can still win the sale even when your price is higher. It comes down to one thing that can make all the difference in the world. Use this technique and you'll win more sales.
If they say "Just send the estimate" you need to do and say these words first. Never just send the estimate. If you do, the chase is on. You'll wonder what happened and possibly never hear from them again. Tried and true tips to help you close the deal and stop getting ghosted.
Do you know how many deals you need to close by year end to hit your goals? Less days than you think. This is where the good separate from the best. The best know exactly where they are versus the end of year requirements or goals. Listen as we talk about how to determine if you're on track or not, given the number of days left.
Today we talk about D Personalities, your sales strategy, and how to sell to a D Personality. This episode covers the D Personalities of DiSC and how to speak to, listen to, maintain control of a sales meeting. Sometimes a D Personality can come across as rough and gruff, but once you realize why they're that way, you start to understand how to sell to them. D Personalities can be tough on your ego, but they don't have to be. D Personalities can cause troubles for salespeople who don't know how to handle them.
Wondering if you should fire a salesperson? Use this episode to make some decisions: Coach or Fire? For Sales Managers and Salespeople. Sales managers can use this to make some decisions on how their team is doing. Salespeople can use this to learn what the indicators are and improve what might get them fired.
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.
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Statera Asset Management
Tom Haugh
Brian Rose
Nikki Lewallen Gregory
Jordan
Kerry Walsh
