Sales POP! Podcasts: Insights from Top Experts in Sales, Marketing, Leadership & More.

Join John Golden in a podcast episode with sales expert Kayvon Kay. Explore the vital role of authenticity and self-connection in sales as they discuss the energy transfer in sales interactions. Kayvon underscores the significance of genuine self-expression, self-trust, and the transformative journey of self-awareness in achieving success. Learn how doing the right things and positioning oneself in the right circumstances, even with patience, is key in sales.

In this podcast, John Golden interviews Reggie James, a marketing expert and founder of Digital Clarity. They explore the evolution of digital marketing and challenges in standing out in a commoditized market. Reggie highlights understanding buyer behavior, effective marketing strategies, and brand alignment as key. They touch on essential brand components, aligning messaging, and the role of authenticity in marketing. Reggie urges businesses to redefine themselves in the post-pandemic era.

In a podcast episode, John Golden interviews award-winning DJ and entrepreneur Peter Schroeder. They explore Schroeder's entrepreneurial journey, focusing on his company Tells You and the significance of business focus. Schroeder recounts surviving a plane crash and its impact. He discusses Tells You's evolution into a comprehensive communications suite, emphasizing trust, transparency, and hard work in entrepreneurship. Schroeder also shares insights on the evolving communications industry, the value of customer service, and alternative paths to business success.

Join John Golden in this enlightening podcast episode as he interviews Doug Howarth, founder of HyperEconomics Inc. and author of "Hypernomics: Using Hidden Dimensions to Solve Unseen Problems." Delve into the concept of hypernomics, a groundbreaking approach to market analysis that ventures beyond traditional dimensions. Doug shares his journey in developing this concept, its diverse applications in industries, and real examples of companies benefiting from hyperomics. The episode wraps up with insights into Doug's upcoming book and the offerings of HyperEconomics Inc. Don't miss this deep dive into the future of market understanding!

Join John Golden in this engaging podcast episode on SalesPOP! Online Sales Magazine and Pipeline CRM as he chats with the dynamic business coach and speaker, Coach Dan Gordon. Dive into Coach Dan's real and raw entrepreneurial journey, exploring the setbacks and triumphs, including a significant hurdle in 2016 that led to the loss of his marketing company. Coach Dan opens up about how he turned this setback into a catalyst for change, redirecting his focus to his true passion for personal development.

Join host John Golden in a riveting Expert Insight Interview with Nelson Nigel, CEO of Kidmoto Technology. Explore Nelson's entrepreneurial journey, from identifying the need for child car seats in taxis during his Uber days to overcoming challenges and establishing Kidmoto in 52 US cities. Nelson stresses resilience, hard work, and staying true to the company's mission, emphasizing the pivotal role of customer feedback in growth. Don't miss this inspiring episode showcasing perseverance and innovation in the face of adversity.

In this podcast, John Golden interviews Cody Schneider, founder of Draft Horse, an AI content platform. They explore AI's potential in content creation, emphasizing its role in boosting productivity and creating SEO-optimized articles. Cody stresses using AI to empower marketers, and streamline workflows and discusses the impact of algorithm changes. He highlights the importance of human input and strategy in crafting high-value content, and also touches on leveraging global arbitrage through offshore teams and AI for communication.

In this podcast, John Golden of Sales POP Online Sales Magazine and Pipeline CRM, along with marketing leader Lenya McGrath, highlight the vital role of authenticity and alignment in branding. They stress the importance of brands connecting with customers through core beliefs, cautioning against inauthenticity. The discussion includes challenges of aligning modern, possibly virtual organizations, and the CEO's role in driving alignment. They also touch on the impact of COVID-19 on people's alignment with organizations.

Sold your business? Congrats! Now brace for the "founder's exit paradox." Financial freedom? Check. Crushing identity crisis? Double check. Join award-winning strategist Jerome Myers as he unpacks this hidden challenge and equips you with actionable tools to navigate your post-exit path. Discover how to reclaim your identity, find your next "intensive" project, and make an even greater impact in the world. Ditch the burnout and embrace the breakthrough. Your fulfilling post-exit journey awaits.

In this podcast episode, John Golden and Bob Marsh discuss the concept of selling with simplicity. They emphasize the importance of understanding how people make decisions and simplifying the sales process in today's data-heavy world. They highlight the role of salespeople as advisors and helpers, and the need for authenticity in sales conversations. They also discuss the importance of involving higher-level executives in the sales process and the need for salespeople to genuinely believe in their product. Bob shares an anecdote to underline the importance of active listening and understanding in sales. They conclude by stressing the importance of intellectual curiosity in meaningful customer conversations.

In this podcast episode, John Golden and Steve McDonald discuss the role of thought leadership content in lead generation. They highlight the importance of engaging with potential customers early in their buyer's journey, and the potential of podcasts as a platform for thought leadership. They suggest inviting prospects and customers onto the podcast to foster relationships and gain insights. They also emphasize the need for a strategic approach to thought leadership content, aligning it with the company's unique points of view. They conclude by encouraging companies to try podcasting, given its potential benefits.

In this podcast episode, John Golden from Sales POP Online Sales Magazine and Pipeline CRM, and Brian Will, a sales and management consulting expert, discuss the psychology of sales and negotiation. They emphasize the importance of authenticity, active listening, and asking the right questions in sales. They also discuss common mistakes made by salespeople, such as overwhelming clients with technical details and not utilizing CRM systems effectively. Brian shares his approach to sales training, focusing on understanding the client's reactions and needs. The episode concludes with a discussion on the role of sales managers in CRM utilization and training.

In this podcast episode, John Golden interviews Chase Harmer, founder of Wishes and Profit Pay. They discuss the lack of transparency in charitable donations and how Harmer's platform, Wishes, addresses this issue by providing a direct connection between donors and recipients. Wishes validates all causes and nonprofits, ensuring donated funds are used appropriately. Harmer also highlights how Wishes benefits companies by fostering a sense of community and showcasing their impact to customers. The platform also provides a dashboard for donors to track their contributions, solving the problem of finding receipts during tax season.

In this podcast episode, John Golden interviews entrepreneur Fred Curry, CEO of Idea Pros. They discuss the challenges of entrepreneurship, particularly accessing capital for startups. Curry highlights the importance of understanding the game of securing financing and closing deals. He advises entrepreneurs to analyze the market deeply, identify gaps, and provide solutions to customers' unmet needs. Curry also emphasizes the need for passion, drive, and a willingness to learn and adapt in entrepreneurship. The episode concludes with Golden encouraging listeners to check out Idea Pros and connect with Curry on Instagram.

In this podcast episode, John Golden interviews Matthew Kleiman, co-founder and CEO of Cumulus Data Digital System. They discuss the concept of systems thinking, which involves viewing a facility or project as an interconnected system, similar to the human body. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of this approach, as businesses have had to rethink their operations. They also discuss the challenges of integrating systems and the need for interoperability and clarity in data management. Matthew shares examples of the impact of systems thinking, such as preventing disasters like the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

In this podcast episode, host John Golden and internet entrepreneur Frank Hussman discuss the concept of authority marketing for B2B companies. They emphasize the importance of showcasing expertise and solving problems rather than focusing solely on product features. They also discuss the rise of AI-generated content and the need for a focused marketing plan. The conversation further explores the effective use of channels like LinkedIn and YouTube for content marketing, the importance of authenticity, and the concept of "edutainment". Hussman shares his personal experiences and provides advice for B2B marketers and founders.

In this podcast episode, John Golden interviews Barrett King about the evolution of go-to-market strategies for SaaS companies. They discuss the shift from traditional sales to digital marketing and now to partnerships. Barrett emphasizes the importance of inbound and content marketing, educational sales teams, and partnerships. He also highlights the need for personalization in sales and marketing. John agrees, but notes the challenge of standing out in an information-saturated world. Both stress the importance of genuine engagement and building trust with partners. They conclude that a successful go-to-market strategy requires a multi-dimensional approach, patience, and time.

In this podcast, John Golden interviews Taylor Loht, a real estate investor specializing in passive investments. They delve into the importance of understanding investment goals and risk tolerance in real estate. Taylor stresses the significance of education, trust, and patience in passive investing. He highlights his focus on multifamily and self-storage due to steady demand. Taylor warns of current market risks, like interest rates, and advocates thorough research before committing to a deal.

In this podcast episode, business acquisition expert Richard Parker discusses buying businesses in the current economy. Despite economic uncertainties, Parker sees opportunities for buyers due to factors such as increasing interest rates, inflation, and recession concerns. He emphasizes the importance of finding motivated sellers and stress-testing businesses, particularly those that are stable and repetitive. Parker and host John Golden also discuss financial management, the importance of conservative financial projections, and the need for thorough due diligence. Parker shares his passion for assisting individuals in buying the right businesses, offering his services and expertise.

In this podcast episode, John Golden interviews Jason Kramer, founder of Cultivate, about preventing lead leakage in sales organizations. They discuss the importance of consistency in the sales process, learning from top performers, and maintaining effective communication between sales and marketing teams. Jason emphasizes the need for a reliable CRM platform and the significance of adapting to changing customer behavior. He also highlights the services offered by Cultivate, including a free email audit for podcast listeners. The episode concludes with both expressing gratitude and promising more valuable content in future episodes.

In this podcast episode, John Golden from Sales Pop Online Sales Magazine and Pipeline CRM host Luis Báez, a revenue enablement strategist and sales coach, Báez shares his insights on entrepreneurship, emphasizing its importance in fostering a self-motivated and accountable business culture.

Discover the future of SEO and content marketing with insights from AJ Silber. Learn about: The shift from backlink reliance to topical relevance and E-A-T Google's prioritization of content based on author's experience and expertise The rise of AI-generated content and the need for high-quality, diverse content formats How small businesses can experiment with content and voice and build a personal brand The importance of SEO and ads as marketing strategies

Join host John Golden and guest Paul Butterfield as they delve into the transition from Sales Enablement Society to Revenue Enablement Society. In this insightful podcast episode, you will discover: Why focusing on the entire customer journey is crucial for success The importance of collaboration between different departments to achieve customer success Effective communication strategies for post-sales engagement How to create a buying experience centered on business needs The essential skills of active listening and curiosity for a seamless sales process Listen now and navigate the shift from Sales Enablement to Revenue Enablement.

Navigate the evolving healthcare landscape with Jamaul Ford, a visionary strategist, as he explores the intersection of technology, patient-provider relationships, and business acumen.

In this podcast episode, Spencer Wixom, President & CEO of The Brooks Group, shares his insights on the importance of sales process adherence and how to overcome the challenges of implementation and execution. Learn about: The three basic rules for sales process adherence How to adapt the sales process to changing market dynamics The importance of investing in sales team skill development Listen now to improve your sales process and sales team skills development.

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Carol Williams, a renowned time management expert and coach, as she shares her valuable insights on overcoming obstacles, embracing discipline, and achieving bliss. In this episode, you will learn: How to identify and overcome the unique time management challenges you face How to create a time management plan that works for your lifestyle and goals The importance of prioritizing tasks and using your time effectively How to stay motivated and disciplined even when faced with distractions The power of small steps and accountability in achieving your goals

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In this podcast episode, John Golden interviews Andrew Swiler about his experience acquiring and transforming a software company. Andrew shares the challenges he faced, including a sales team resistant to change and lacking modern sales tactics. He discusses the importance of a strong sales process and the need for adaptability. Andrew also shares his approach to rebuilding the sales team, emphasizing the importance of honesty, integrity, and curiosity.

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Relationship coach Nicolas Ryan joins John Golden on this podcast. The ten habits of good relationships and how Nick created them from personal experience and studies are discussed. Three categories of habits include emotional intelligence, mentality, and relationship style. For good relationships, they encourage self-awareness, assertiveness, transparency, and curiosity. They also examine the difficulties of open communication, understanding others, and challenging conversations. Nick claims to be a life and executive coach who improves personal and business connections. The episode ends with John praising Nicolas for his insights.

John Golden talks to Jones Loflin on time management, productivity, and decision-making in this podcast. Distractions, expectations, and boundaries in work-from-home environments are discussed. They discuss the difficulties of working from home and the tendency to blur work-life boundaries. Jones stresses setting and managing expectations. They explain how increasing distractions and changing work settings require individuals and businesses to change their time management strategies. John thanks Jones and discusses their work to end the conversation.

John Golden and John Nieuwenburg explore small business obstacles and potential in this podcast. They discuss time management, team recruiting and retention, financial management, and employer-employee expectations. The speakers suggest using Upwork for recruiting, creating relationships with potential successors, and time-blocking. They also highlight how artificial intelligence may change work and encourage people to adapt and learn about it. Overall, the episode provides small business entrepreneurs with useful advice.

In this podcast episode, John Golden and Geoff Blaisdell discuss the importance of digital leadership skills and fostering innovation in the digital age. They emphasize the need for leaders to understand that technology is a tool to solve business problems and deliver value. They also explore the concept of digital transformation, debunking the misconception that it will replace human roles. The conversation touches on the impact of AI on jobs, the importance of maintaining customer centricity, and the future of technology. They also discuss ethical considerations surrounding AI and human relationships. Overall, the episode highlights the need for aligning digital initiatives with business goals and involving stakeholders in the journey.

The podcast introduces Govind Balu, founder and CEO of Shakes or Sigma and interim Chief Digital Officer of Roadside Project, by John Golden. Digital transformation and AI's impact on sales and marketing are discussed. Ivan discusses digital transformation and analog-to-digital thinking. He emphasizes how AI may improve human work and solve intractable problems. They also discuss sales and customer service automation, highlighting the need to address pain points and optimize procedures before digital transformation. They conclude by thanking each other and the audience. LinkedIn (Govind Balu) LinkedIn (QuaXigma) Website Offers for listeners

John Golden interviews automobile industry expert Glen Lundy in this podcast. Glen discusses his experience learning how morning habits can improve life. He established a five-step morning ritual that includes avoiding the snooze button, the phone, thankfulness, setting goals, taking care of the body, and motivating others. Glen explains his 800 Club show, which includes encouragement, education, and celebrity interviews, and its timetable. Both speakers thank the crowd.

Birthday App founder Brendan Kleinman is interviewed by John Golden in this podcast. They explain how birthdays and other events develop professional and personal relationships. Brendan's Birthday App provides tailored birthday gift and experience recommendations to foster honest and meaningful interactions. They discuss the value of true connections and unexpected gestures. Brendan says word-of-mouth marketing has increased the app to 30,000 active users. Brendan closes the podcast by urging app critics to email him for a reward.

John Golden welcomes Dr. Darnyelle Jervey Harmon, CEO of Incredible One Enterprises and author of "Move to Millions." Dr. Harmon presents her proven CEO paradigm for financial and spiritual success without losing well-being. Strategy, sales infrastructure, processes, support, and a success attitude are crucial to business success, she says. Dr. Harmon proposes a more sustainable alternative to the idea that success requires constant hustling. Documenting processes and procedures, defining one's "why," and financial success when matched with purpose are discussed.

On this podcast, John Golden talks to Karl Becker about his new book "Iceberg Selling." They talk about digging deeper into clients' demands and sales strengths. Karl stresses the necessity of interacting with consumers and understanding their individual situations. They discuss focusing on strengths rather than problems and account managers taking ownership and driving their accounts to success. Sales requires authenticity and honesty, according to both. In general, they love sales and its social influence.

John Golden discusses business benefits of virtual assistants with Chris McShanag in this podcast. Chris says virtual assistants may manage bookkeeping, administrative assistance, and sales calls as well as in-person personnel. Virtual assistants let businesses focus on business growth, he says. Chris highlights his company's recruitment, compliance, training, and virtual assistant coaching services as he examines virtual recruiting's obstacles and prospects. He gives examples of clients that saved money and increased productivity by using virtual assistants. After discussing the significance of adapting to a hybrid work paradigm in today's competitive landscape, the program finishes.

In this podcast, host John Golden and guest John Crowder, VP of Healthcare at Integrity Solutions, discuss sales leadership and its effects on sales teams and businesses. Effective coaching, relationship-building, and authenticity in sales are stressed. They address leadership development and coaching skills gaps in many businesses. Crowder describes Integrity Solutions' amazing customers and how the organization brings humanity back into business. Effective sales leadership and human connection are stressed throughout the show.

New York sales specialist Gabriel Lullo is interviewed by John Golden in this podcast. They talk about recruiting salespeople, sales as a vocation, and technology's impact on sales. Gabe stresses the necessity of phone communication and digital skills testing. Sales requires attitude, curiosity, and listening, and hiring younger generations is difficult. Gabe introduces Alley Oop Audio, which helps companies generate more qualifying demos and sales team appointments.

John Golden interviews Value Selling Associates President and CEO Julie Thomas in this podcast. They talk about revenue engines and how they affect all departments. They also discuss sales-marketing alignment issues and changing measures and objectives. Julie discusses her work with organizations and the surprises they face when adopting a revenue engine approach. In sales talks, they emphasize knowing the customer's business and creating trust. Julie thanks the crowd and introduces her book to end the episode.

John and guest Matt Phillips examine the hurdles of being a sales leader in this podcast. They agree that sales success does not guarantee leadership success. Sales archetypes—how people behave in sales—are discussed. Matt advises on self-awareness, which is essential for career success. They also examine salespeople and executives' consistency, sales leadership coaching, clear expectations and communication, and how beliefs shape experiences. Matt coaches using success psychology.

John Golden talks to Kira Wissman about motivating and engaging employees across generations in this podcast. They discuss managing and communicating with employees of diverse ages and the need of real and caring leadership. Workplace conditions and expectations differ between older and younger generations, and flexibility and accountability are key to engaging younger workers. Kira discusses forming a cohesive virtual team and how in-person meetings influence dynamics. Meetings should be inclusive and connected, she says.

Salespeople's passive income investing specialist Justin Moy is interviewed by John Golden in this podcast. Justin talks about his sales career and how he started assisting salespeople invest. They discuss FIRE and commercial real estate investing. Justin discusses syndications and their advantages over the stock market. Tax advantages, minimum investments, and returns are also discussed. Justin promotes early retirement through commercial real estate investing. They discuss commercial real estate's future, especially data center demand. Justin ends by saying he wants to help salespeople become financially independent.

John Golden interviews renowned author and leadership specialist Karen Roy in this podcast. They emphasize asking questions and learning from others to boost personal and professional growth via curiosity. They examine how curiosity affects sales and consumer relationships. Karen discusses her corporate career and how curiosity helped her understand clients' businesses and solve their problems. They discuss business startup challenges and continual learning. John suggests listeners check out Karen's online book course, Author FastTrack. The episode ends with thanks and goodbyes.

In this podcast, John Golden interviews Update Energy Drink CEO Daniel Solomons and ingredient scientist and formulator Shawn Wells. Update Energy Drink, a caffeine-free energy drink, is discussed. Daniel and Shawn discuss their inspiration and obstacles in making the cocktail. They also explore para zanten, a new caffeine substitute without side effects. John ends the broadcast by praising the drink and urging viewers to try it.

John Golden interviews Franco Perez, creator of a Silicon Valley affordable housing startup, in this podcast. Franco's childhood in an uncertain housing environment prompted him to solve the Bay Area's affordable housing dilemma. He talks about local mobile home parks and how his company designs sleek, contemporary mobile homes for younger generations. Franco also stresses the importance of graphics and film in eradicating mobile home stigma. He thinks mobile homes are the last chance for affordable housing and homeownership, allowing people to generate wealth. Franco also covers affordable mobile house construction methods and housing business innovation.

John Golden talks to Summer Davies on how small and medium enterprises struggle to find skilled first-time and front-line managers in this podcast. They examine the lack of preparedness for technical contributors transferring into managerial jobs and the misperception that career growth is only judged by managing positions. They stress the necessity of a technical and human leadership talent pipeline. They also explore the difficulties of coaching and the need for managers to develop their teams rather than just solve problems. Finally, they emphasize linking individual actions to the organization's goals and communicating the broader goals.