Sales Brief: CRUNCH TIME

Remote sales schedules, coaching culture, call monitoring tools, selling to devs, pitching via email and much more!
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What's your sales schedule?

Once you find the perfect way to structure your day, you unlock massive sales productivity. But many remote reps are still struggling on that front.

That's why we share how Close reps schedule their own work days, and how it helps them to always stay on top of their game.

Go get'em!
Steli

PS: I'd love to hear about your sales schedule too. What's working for you, what's challenging? Let me know on LinkedIn!

 

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