How to deliver bad news

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For anyone who wants to be a sales person

In this episode of Killer Media Sales, Alex Whitlock and Russell Stephenson talk to all of those who would like to change careers and become a sales person, or anyone that's always been interested in sales but doesn't know if they have the skills needed to be good at it. The pair ...  Show more

Back to the basics

The challenges that media sales people face in today's environment are not the same as they were five, 10 or 20 years ago. So, as the media landscape evolves, so do the questions you make to your clients. In this episode of Killer Media Sales Alex Whitlock and Russell Stephenson ...  Show more

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