Outbound Sales, No Fluff
Written by two millennials who have actually sold something this decade.
by Rex Biberston
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This book is a stepbystep guide for the modern sales professional. We want to give you the framework, knowledge, and skills to fill a sales pipeline with highly qualified opportunities. It?s all practical advice no cutesy stories, no rants, and no product pitches. There are really only two ways to fill a funnel: inbound leads or outbound prospe...
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