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In this episode, Jason and Matt Rogers from Neo4j, talk about breaking into a cold enterprise territory in person, the monthly accountability one-on-one to run with every rep, the hero move that traps first-time leaders, and using AI to scale coaching without watching every call. Check out more free content and get help with outbound at https://outboundsquad.com.
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In this episode, Jason and Amanda Long from Outbound Squad, talk about the daily practice ritual that took her to the top of the leaderboard, how she made it impossible for her manager not to promote her, and how to nail your first front-line leadership role.
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In this episode, Jason and Heath Barnett, formerly of Mixmax, talk about why PLG and product-led sales aren't the same thing, the three layers of a real ICP, account scoring with sub-scores that stack, and why AI investment flops without rep skill investment.
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In this episode, Jason, Clara Johnson, and Amanda Long from Outbound Squad, talk about why outbound needs its own methodology, the three core parts of Too Good To Ignore, how to scale it across your team, and practical plays your reps can use to book more meetings.
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In this episode, Jason and Krysten Conner, sales coach at krystenconner.com, talk about the where-we-win report every new AE should run, the ship jumper move and other warm-path openers, ghost-writing a referral email your champion will send, and running EMT discovery on outbound-led calls.
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