Coming up on year 1 next week.
While I'm guilty of pushing myself to new levels, which is coming in year 2, I can't help but to express gratitude.
This is a journey and the best is yet to come.
Here's to giving it my all in year 2
I went from $50k/yr to $115k/yr in just 10 months. Then 1.5 years and 2 promotions later, I made over $200k/yr.
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I went from $50k/yr to $115k/yr in just 10 months. Then 1.5 years and 2 promotions later, I made over $200k/yr.
If you're in Tech Sales and want to quadruple your income...
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My ascent to the peak of the tech sales industry is a living testament to resilience, the transformative power of hardships, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
I went from $50k/yr to $115k/yr in just 10 months. Then 1.5 years and 2 promotions later, I made over $200k/yr.
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Two types of people:
Group 1:
- Avoids challenges
- No investments in themselves
- Needs results quick
Group 2:
- Embraces hard work
- Invests in themselves
- Delays gratification
- Choose Winning Products
Don't be group 1.
If you’re going to transition careers, stay quiet.
Talk to mentors who can help and advise you along the way.
If you tell the wrong person at the wrong time, they’ll discourage you and crush your dream.
Want to land your dream job?
Replace myths with facts
Replace fear with courage
Replace doubts with belief
Replace naysayers with mentors
Replace stagnation with growth
Replace mediocrity with excellence
Replace complacency with ambition
The corporate world lacks authentic people.
Long-term success can only be achieved by being yourself.
Find a culture that lets you be YOU, and you’ll thrive.
You're selling yourself short if you think you can't succeed in sales because you lack experience.
If you believe you can, you'll find a way to succeed.
Dishonesty is polluting the sales industry.
“Fake urgency.”
“End of month discounts.”
“Manipulative sales tactics.”
The effects aren’t instantly evident.
But after months, even years.
You’ll wish you'd pursued authenticity.
2 years ago, I was referred for multiple roles at
@salesforce
after failing to secure my dream job.
The pay was $350K OTE and I got outperformed. The manager knew I was shooting for a role out of my league but he respected how well I prepared.
Here are 3 tips to make you stand
My biggest fear
My biggest fear is a world-class sales rep working for a bad medical company.
Imagine them convincing your doctor that their product is the most superior on the market, just for your doctor to recommend it to you.
Tech sales can transform the way you think about making money
I put together a 16-minute video breaking down sales personas & how to prioritize and align with them
Transform your outbounding efforts. Permanently.
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You are sitting on untapped potential that could change your life.
I worked at Dell and advanced 4 roles in 2.5 years and 4x my income.
That potential is in you if you don’t let self-limiting beliefs hold you back.
Your greatest sales weapon is your ability to build up political capital with upper management.
When they like you, you promote faster.
Most people fail in sales because they fail to realize this simple truth.
Nobody gets ahead in the world of tech sales by accident.
When you have a system and follow a process, you don’t have to pray for dumb luck; you can know you’re on track to win!
I’ve put together all the different ways you can fail in sales in a 25-minute video.
Jobs at companies like:
• LinkedIn
• Dell
• Salesforce
will fall in place if you do things right.
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I closed $1M+ consistently every quarter in field sales.
All from knowing the exact framework to succeed in sales.
I recorded an 11-minute video showing you the mindset of the top 1% of sellers.
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You are sitting on untapped potential that could change your life.
I worked at Dell and advanced 4 roles in 2.5 years and 4x my income.
That potential is in you if you don’t let self-limiting beliefs hold you back.
Successful tech salespeople pay for premium training and mentorship services, not because they’re dumb but because they know the value of investing in themselves.
A tech sales job is the ultimate building block for your career.
Tons of people jump into it before getting an MBA
Many CEOs started with it.
It lays the foundation for communication skills, business insight, and strategic thinking.
The Sales Mastery Series is now LIVE!
We have made the first 115 minutes FREE
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Tech sales is truly the foundation for any kind of growth.
Tech sales will lead to:
Greater income potential
Career advancement
Personal development
Networking opportunities
And you don’t have to be doing it for very long.
You’ll never stare at leads like a deer in the headlights again
My 13-minute video will show you how to:
• Stack rank your sales targets
• Prioritize ROI on your time
• Work with clients who want to work WITH YOU
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A few buying signals to look for.
- New round of funding
- New product release
- New executive hire
- Recent ransomware attack
What else would you add?
Your greatest sales weapon is your ability to build up political capital with upper management.
When they like you, you promote faster.
Most people fail in sales because they fail to realize this simple truth.
Challenge your management to throw in-person events.
Drum up messages to C-levels.
Drive attendance.
Get in front of your actual customers.
Zoom fatigue is real.
For both reps and clients.
Can’t believe my first digital product is getting recognition from sellers at top B2B orgs.
Oracle, Dell, MongoDB, Linkedin, Dynatrace.
Even given it a few entrepreneurs learning the song and dance of the B2B sales world.
Two field reps I used to work with are paying me for coaching.
These big companies are machines.
And once you leverage your resources correctly, you can scale your time while hitting your number consistently.
Once you’ve conquered enough fears, you realize that pretty much nothing is as intimidating as people make it out to be
Most things are only scary because they're unknown.
Spend time immersed in it, and it becomes known to you - the "fear" evaporates.
Getting new logos is great but don’t forget to protect your buyer base.
The LTV of a loyal customer is infinite.
Once protected from any competition swooping in, go out and spearfish for more logos.
Being in tech sales doesn't mean you’re set up for success.
Companies vary completely.
Focus on working with a winning product with outstanding development and upwards mobility.
I landed my first tech sales job out of college with no sales or technical background.
The idea that you need "more experience" is a myth people use as an excuse to stay where they are.
Not supposed to play favorites, but
@realjoeoltmann
and his team were the best clients I had a chance to work with.
One thing he does well is understands the power of treating vendors well. He’ll always be top of the list for any fun customer events.
Your resume is your sales page.
It must be filled with…
Positive metrics
Positive impacts
Positive contributions
Positive achievements
…and organized in an easy-to-read fashion
The reason many people fail in tech sales is because they…
Don’t have a mentor
Have no vision for the future
Suck at believing in themselves
Fix these and the sky’s the limit on what you can achieve.
In tech sales, you're not just selling a product but shaping your career trajectory.
It’s the best starting point for people who are undecided about what to do with their careers.
Tech companies love retaining top talent and will move you into a different role to keep you.
When you apply for a tech sales job, they’ll ask you these 3 questions:
1. Why tech sales?
2. Why should we hire you?
3. Why did you pick our company?
Are you prepared to answer each of these?
Not all tech sales companies are created equal.
You should…
Be with companies that have winning products.
Work for companies that have the best training.
Apply for companies that invest the most into you.
Will you take the journey alone, or will you choose the path of guidance, growth, and guaranteed support?
Hiring a career coach might be the turning point in your career.
A step towards your dream job.
A step towards you.