Denise Griffitts - Your Partner In Success™ Radio‪!‬ Denise Griffitts

No matter what sales terminology a business uses - cancelled orders, abandoned carts, or something else entirely - the end result is the same: lost revenue. Every cancelled transaction represents a prospective customer who was interested enough to initiate a purchase but failed to complete it for one reason or another. These missed opportunities can quickly add up, hindering a company's growth and profitability. Minimizing cancelled orders should be a key priority for any business seeking to maximize sales and boost their bottom line. Identifying the root causes through customer feedback, then implementing strategies to remove friction from the buying process, can help recapture a significant portion of that lost income potential.

If you are not yet familiar with The Closers Part 2 by Ben Gay III - the book delves into the nuanced, sophisticated techniques and mindset strategies used by the top "master closers" in the sales profession. The Closers Pts 1 and 2 are widely recognized as THE Sales Bibles.

Opening the book to this chapter 'And Another Thing,' we journey to page 249, specifically to the segment titled ‘Cut Cancellations’. Last week we covered ‘Sell From The Audience' and we invite you to revisit our previous conversations - all 9 of them - to follow along as we delve into the rest of the chapter. 

Find us on the web: Denise Griffitts LinkedIn | Ben Gay III LinkedIn | The Closers Books Call Denise Toll-Free 888-719-6711

Judy Hoberman's mission is to help empower one woman each day by promoting an important philosophy: "Women Want To Be Treated Equally...Not Identically"®

Judy Hoberman is the President of Judy Hoberman and Associates, a company focused on empowering professional women. She is an international speaker, trainer, executive coach, author, radio show host, and mentor. With over 30 years of experience in business, she has gained knowledge and a sense of humor about how men and women lead, sell, manage, and recruit differently.

Judy is known for her work in combining sales and leadership principles, believing that "leadership and sales go hand in hand – one without the other is incomplete." She is the founder of two companies, "Walking on the Glass Floor" and "Selling In A Skirt," which focus on empowering women in leadership and sales roles.

Her expertise lies in helping clients realize the importance of building relationships, standing out, and being an authority in their market. Hoberman's goal is to enlighten and help individuals learn how both genders can support each other's successes in a more productive way.

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Alex Fink on Founding Otherweb: Using AI to Curate High-Quality News and Combat Online Misinformation

Alex Fink is the founder and CEO of Otherweb, a public benefit corporation that provides an AI-based platform to help people consume high-quality information without junk like clickbait, ads, paywalls, or misinformation. 

Alex Fink founded Otherweb after realizing that the internet is overwhelmed with low-quality, trivial, and false information. With 15 years of experience in perception systems, Fink concluded that creating more data wasn't beneficial. Recognizing the need for a solution to help people consume higher-quality information, he established Otherweb, a public benefit corporation that uses AI to filter out clickbait, ads, paywalls, and misinformation. Otherweb provides users with a curated environment to read news, commentary, listen to podcasts, and search the web. The platform employs AI models to evaluate the credibility, substance, and tone of content, displaying summaries and "nutrition labels" with metrics like article tone and reading level.

Discover how Otherweb is transforming the way we consume information online by filtering out low-quality and misleading content. Learn about the innovative use of AI to provide a pristine feed of credible news, commentary, and podcasts. Don't miss this insightful conversation on creating a healthier digital information diet.

Connect with Alex Fink online: Website | LinkedIn 

“No one wants to hear the truth about how the very best professional salespeople got there and stay there, but here it is. They have continued to learn. They pick up a piece here and there. They read books. They listen to tapes. They go to the seminar. They take notes. They try new ideas and discard old ones. They are constantly growing, learning, and evolving. And they’ve come to understand that there is absolutely no graduation day for a true professional salesperson.”  – Ben Gay III

If you are not yet familiar with The Closers Part 2 by Ben Gay III - the book delves into the nuanced, sophisticated techniques and mindset strategies used by the top "master closers" in the sales profession. The Closers Pts 1 and 2 are widely recognized as THE Sales Bibles.

Opening the book to this chapter 'And Another Thing,' we journey to page 246, specifically to the segment titled 'Sell From The Audience'. Last week we covered  'Is it Really Real' and we invite you to revisit our previous conversations - all 8 of them - to follow along as we delve into the narrative. Ben says that this chapter, in his opinion, is worth the price of the whole book. And he should know since he wrote it!

Find us on the web: Denise Griffitts LinkedIn | Ben Gay III LinkedIn | The Closers Books Call Denise Toll-Free 888-719-6711

Erin Hatzikostas passionately advocates for authenticity as a potent strategic tool for career advancement, effective leadership, and cultivating thriving organizational cultures.

Erin Hatzikostas a former Corporate CEO, has seamlessly transitioned into a prominent professional speaker, author, and coach, advocating for authenticity in workplace dynamics and leadership. Through her company, b Authentic inc, she fosters a culture of genuine expression and transparency in professional environments. Notably, during her tenure at a Fortune 50 company, Erin's rise to CEO of their $2 billion subsidiary, PayFlex, at the age of 42, marked a significant milestone. Her innovative "radical authenticity" approach not only tripled earnings but also notably heightened employee engagement. As the author of the best-selling book "You Do You(ish)" and a sought-after TEDx speaker, Erin's insights have resonated globally. Her expertise has been showcased in reputable publications such as Business Insider, Fast Company, and Well+Good. In essence, Erin leverages her corporate background to empower individuals and companies to embrace authenticity fully, thereby unlocking profound personal and professional achievements.

Connect with Erin online: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Amazon | Podcast 

Today, we're joined by Chase Dalton, who made the leap from athlete to entrepreneur, channeling the determination he honed in sports into his company's ethos of "Grow or Die". Over the past six years, he has successfully steered Silicon Signs from a startup in 2018 to a thriving $4M+ business, establishing a nationwide presence across all 50 states.

Born and raised in Portland, OR, amidst a bustling household of 8 siblings, Chase Dalton transitioned from being an athlete to an entrepreneur. His diverse experiences, including his elite athletic background, surviving a plane crash, navigating religious deconstruction, and grappling with ADHD, all contributed to shaping his entrepreneurial journey. These challenges instilled in him resilience, adaptability, and a drive for success. 

Chase stresses the significance of goal-setting, hard work, and assembling a solid team as fundamental elements for continual growth and success in business. As CEO, he's committed to fostering growth, innovation, and excellence within the sign manufacturing and installation industry. 

Find Chase Dalton on the web: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook