After 10 years in professional sales and finding myself in the top 10%-20% wherever I went, I started my own business after being royally screwed over by my previous company. I vowed to never work for another person ever again and to finally take the leap. Multiple times the last two or so years prospects/clients would ask if I'm the business owner during our conversations and it really made the gears start turning. I eventually settled on a consulting firm because I can either teach the sales skills I have, or use those skills to do sales for people, or teach them how I've learned to use Reddit for genuine organic marketing. My first client is my buddies CBD shop and he's seen a decent upti
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I made this post yesterday (https://www.reddit.com/r/sales/comments/1fejxbs/jesus\_tap\_dancing\_christ\_a\_zoominfo\_rep\_called\_me/) about how awful my experience with ZoomInfo was and some of their reps clearly saw the post and even went as far to interact there. At 8 am sharp I get a call from them but send it to VM because I’m still getting ready; then, at 10 am sharp I get another call from a third different rep and they still didn't believe me about having an error on my screen and cannot process the fact I don’t want to talk to them... This is just so sad on so many levels. You guys are so fucking desperate and it's so obvious
Holy wow I'm like blown away right now. I was signing up for the free trial on ZoomInfo to see what's up and before I could even fully sign up and actually start the trial, a ZoomInfo rep called and just gushed out about doing this, doing that, 10 min screen share session, yada yada yada. I kept telling the guy his website was telling me my email didn't even work but he wouldn't drop it. I can fully appreciate the fact that you should call a warm lead ASAP but I didn't even fully sign up and I was getting called about a 10 min screen share demo and it was less than 1 minute on the phone. Like what on earth? How is that even possible? Safe to say I WON'T try to rectify my broken sign up/trial
I need to get a new laptop for personal use AND professional use. I was deadset on the Lenovo - Ideapad 1 15.6" Full HD Touchscreen Laptop - Ryzen 7 5700U with 16GB Memory - AMD Radeon Graphics - 512GB SSD but after asking ChatGPT to compare it to the Lenovo - ThinkBook 14 G6 ABP (AMD) in 14" Touch-screen Notebook - AMD Ryzen 7 with 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD, I'm lost.
The thing is that while yes, it's for my business, it's literally on the groundfloor and won't be expanding to anything like the enterprise size that the ThinkBook is perfect for according to ChatGPT. I also really like having a full keypad and the ThinkBook lacks that big time, but, it's $100 cheaper and more secure. If the ex
I finally got my wallet on my new Razr and am now ready to turn in my iPhone to T-Mobile. The one weird thing I noticed is that my iPhone asks for a pincode while my Razr doesn't. Is that an iOS vs Android thing, or, is it something else? I don't want to leave any stone unturned before I wipe my old phone and trade it in.
Thank you!
I am very much a code noob but I am very tech savvy and 100% get the concept of coding and what it's trying to do, I just don't know how to speak it's language. I'm trying to use ScraperAPI and I think I've gotten everything setup, I'm just not sure where to start scraping and don't know how to get the website to tell me the elements I need to put into the script so it can find it online when running and pull it. I feel like I'm so close YET so far. I've always wanted to dip my toes into coding and this project seems like the perfect starting point. I'm using Python for the language and think I have a lot it in place, just need some confirmation and maybe direction on where to start scraping
Hi there! I have recently started my own consulting firm, Hemlok Strategies, after a very successful career in sales. Here's my about me section from my website + the accolades I have listed. I don't want to link to my website outright as I am not trying to promote my services, rather, looking for investment into my business. DM me if you want the link.
"Hemlok Strategies was created by myself, Nick Pauszek, after a very successful career in professional sales. Almost a decade of hard work, constant tweaking, and relentless execution helped me create the perfect sales conversation to easily deliver myself highly qualified leads via only cold calling. I also perfected a methodology to i
My desire to finally own a Mustang is getting the better of me, if things go well with my new adventure, one of my first bucket list items to cross off is owning a Mustang. I know everyone thinks they are a good driver but in my 15ish years of driving, I've only gotten two tickets and been in two very minor accidents. I LOVE driving and genuinely find any excuse to get in my car; I can push a car to its limits and stay in control very well compared to most people. That being said, I've never had a true sports/muscle/pony/whatever you want to call it car and think a GT might be a little too much. I also know that I've been able to drive box trucks and haul giant propane tanks with zero practi
This feels like a dumb question but this is some hangover from being on IOS for so long. I have some blocked numbers and apparently, it didnt transfer when I switched phones. The new Google AI answers are great when they are right but in this case, it didn't help at all. How do I block a number on a Razr and/or android? Thank you!
I've started my journey of doing my own thing and the website was the first priority for me. I've spent around 20 hours now since Thursday and really feel like I have a good idea of the concept and flow of the software.
Im trying my best to keep costs very very low right now so this business idea really has room to flourish. I think I've made a pretty decent site but feels like it could use just a couple last touches. What are some tips, tricks, "hacks" (not the bad kind) to really get the make out of the "personal" website? Thank you!
Hey everyone, I'm coming to y'all for some big time help. I really want to save money on food, particularly eating out as I'm in bootstrap mode now. I drink a liquid meal called "Huel" for breakfast and dinner for my gastrointestinal issues, plus, it's easy, very healthy, and affordable for me. For lunch, I typically just have a sandwich a chips. However, I go off the reservation a couple times a week and get things like a bowl from Chipotle, a bowl from Halal Guys, or I'll be "naughty" and get fried chicken or a burger or something along those lines. I would like to cut down on my eating out but I don't know what exactly to do to replace those 3-5 eating out meals since I'm a single guy and
Hey everyone! I finally took the big leap to start something on my own and getting the website knocked out was priority number 1 for me. I would love any and all feedback about the website I built. I know it's plain and simple but that's what I was going for. If it's too dry or if I'm on the right track. please let me know, thank you!