Josh Braun
Inside Selling
Selling gets a bad rap, but it shouldn't. The Inside Selling Podcast is about new ways to think, behave, and talk so you can attract more of your ideal prospects.
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Último episodio
11 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
What Do You Do? 04.01.2022
Someone asks, “What do you do?” What do you say? Most people wing it. That’s a tragedy because a good explanation of what you do invites prospects to care and motivate them to want to learn more. The opposite is also true. In this episode, you’ll hear a framework that will help you elegantly explain
How to Deal With a Barking Dog? 30.12.2021
How do you deal with a rude or angry person? Spoiler alert, don’t be rude or angry back.
Charlotte Johnson on How She Consistently Hits Quota 21.12.2021
Charlotte Johnson on how she consistently hits quota.
Thoughts on Sales Anxiety 13.12.2021
The reason why selling makes you feel anxious. (And the way out.)
LinkedIn Voicemail 09.12.2021
How to leave a LinkedIn voicemail that motivates prospects to respond.
Let’s Write a Good Cold Email 03.12.2021
Hear my thought process for writing good cold emails.
Defusing “Send me an email” During a Cold Call 29.11.2021
Fifteen seconds into a cold call, you hear, ‘Send me an email.” Here’s how to respond.
Why Prospects Are Skeptical of Salespeople 25.11.2021
Why prospects are skeptical of salespeople (and how to make them more comfortable).
“What’s the price?” 19.11.2021
When prospects ask what the price is, do you tell them the price? Do you wait? Does it depend? Here’s my take.
The Zone of Resistance 12.11.2021
How to lower your prospect’s guard on a cold call.
How to Walk Away From Buying a Bike (Even If You Want It) 08.11.2021
Knowing how to walk way from buying something you want is a good skill to master.
A Mistake I Made on a Discovery Call 28.10.2021
Here’s a mistake I made on a discovery call and what I would do differently if I had a do-over.
How Thibaut Souyris Uses LinkedIn to Get a 38% Reply Rate and a 11% Meeting Rate 25.10.2021
How Thabaut uses LinkedIn to get a 38% reply rate.
How to Get & Keep Your Prospect’s Attention 22.10.2021
How to get and keep your prospect’s attention on a cold call.
How to Ask For a Referral Without It Feeling Awkward 20.10.2021
“Do you know any VPs of Sales that have money I can pitch?” That’s what your customers are subconsciously thinking when you ask for a referral which is why they put their guards up. Here’s a way to ask for a referral that comes from a place of giving rather than getting.
Why You Should Dissolve Your Ego 18.10.2021
Why your ego can make you angry and pissed off.
What Never to Say in a Meeting Reminder 05.10.2021
Don’t say this in a meetings reminder. Say this instead.
How to Make Selling Less Stressful 28.09.2021
Thoughts on how to make selling less stressful.
Ditch the Pitch 24.09.2021
How to explain what you do without making someone’s eyes glaze over.
Don’t Argue With People 20.09.2021
Why aguing with people is a net negative every time. And what to do instead.
Defusing “I’m not interested.” 17.09.2021
How to elegantly defuse “I’m not interested.”
Chris Walker On How to Get Your Prospect’s Language 11.08.2021
How to think like a buyer rather than a seller so you can skyrocket response rates.
Sales Anxiety 28.06.2021
Thoughts on sales anxiety.
Ditch the Pitch. Poke the Bear. 25.06.2021
How John, the owner of Racer’s Edge in Boca Raton, Florida stood out in a sea of bike stores to win my business.
Armand Farrokh on Sales Messages That Engage 28.05.2021
Armand Farrokh on how to create sales messages that motivated prospects to want to learn more.
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