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Welcome to the CEO Sales Strategies Podcast.

Do you want to dramatically increase your sales revenue and have faster company growth?

Do you want your business to run smoother, to lessen your stress, and be a happier owner or executive?

If you are an entrepreneur who dreams of having a highly successful company and is committed to building one, this show is for you!

In this podcast, sales revenue growth expert, Doug C. Brown, interviews CEOs of highly successful and profitable companies to uncover and share actionable tips behind their bulletproof sales strategies.

There is one thing about the people who have created successful businesses and kept them growing – they just happen to have learned and used sales strategies that really work! There is no doubt that you have the potential to be next in line if you have the courage to follow the path they took, one successful strategy at a time.

Start your journey here and now!

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LIST OF EPISODES

Communication is the crux of your success. There is no way around it. Every fundamental in business stems from a common root – and this is the ability to communicate effectively with the people around you, whether it’s your clients, others in the company, and anyone else that you come into contact with. This applies to all aspects of life and relationships, too. In today’s solo episode, Doug C. Brown uses real-world examples of how communication impacts the customer experience, and does a deep dive into how great communication can boost your growth.
You may have heard a thing or two about how important your mindset is for sales. The truth is that you need to ensure your mindset is where it needs to be for you to truly succeed, and how to adapt as you develop.This isn’t always easy – but it’s critical. In this episode, Doug C. Brown speaks with Chris Yonker about setting yourself up for success, what drives and influences behavior, how self-confidence affects strategy, why self-confidence is the biggest key to achieving your dreams, and much more.
Are you a “company of choice”? We aren’t only talking about benefits. We’re talking about what it means to truly be a whole entity that is highly in tune with and beneficial for its employees – and how this can be vital for your business growth. In this week’s episode, Doug C. Brown discuss building a whole-minded company with Rod McDermott and Zach Smith, the founders of Activate 180. Doug, Zach, and Rod also talk about becoming the “company of choice”, what employees are truly looking for, the many ways in which the workplace is changing, and much, much more.
What does long term thinking mean to you? We all have our own ideas of what this means – and this changed based on where you are in your life and business journeys. In this week’s episode, Doug C. Brown talks with Alex Malebranche, the founder and CEO of PlaneAhead, a company that finds the best flight offers and exchanges your tickets if your flight prices drop. Alex and Doug discuss long-term thinking across various stages of business, moving from an employee to an ownership state of mind, profitability, and much more.
Running live events can be an incredible way to grow your business and gain new relationships. In this week’s episode, Doug C. Brown speaks with Basia Piasek, the co-founder of Wolves Gate, which organizes Wolves Summit, one of the biggest tech events for startups, investors, and corporate representatives in Central-Eastern Europe. Basia and Doug discuss the power of events for business growth, including Basia’s own business, using events to build rapport, and how to use events effectively for any audience, whether it’s B2B, B2C, or B2E – plus much, much more.
When should you hire a coach? Even if you think you know, you will want to listen to this episode, because you may think twice. In this week’s episode of CEO Sales Strategies, Doug C. Brown speaks with Sara Sheehan, founder of Sara Sheehan Consulting, about the hows and whys of hiring a coach – and why coaching may not actually mean what you think it does. Doug and Sara also discuss advisory teams, their importance, and what they are, navigating stressors and changes, the differences between types of advisors, and much more.