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Raise Your Prices Without Losing Your Clients

Send us Fan MailA listener question from William — an engineer who also sells — kicks off a focused conversation on one of the oldest problems in B2B sales: getting commoditized on price.Bill and Bryan tackle both sides of the equation: how to avoid being beaten down on price com ...  Show more

Stop Watching the Scoreboard — Start Watching the Inputs

Send a textWe're at the end of Q1 — and Bill and Bryan use a trip to the Pacers game as a launching pad for a conversation about what actually matters when you check the scoreboard.Inspired by Bill Walsh's coaching philosophy and John Wooden's legendary process focus, this episod ...  Show more

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