How Turn Your Customer's Pain Into Gain
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Is your product or service a vitamin or a painkiller? This contrast is common metaphor among startups, but one that companies across many sizes, industries, etc. should consider. As we welcome David Priemer, Founder and Chief Sales Scientist at Cerebral Selling back to the podcast, we’ll dig in to a vitamin strategy vs. painkiller strategy and help listeners understand how to achieve success with the right approach.
If you missed the previous episode with David, please listen to it here.
David Priemer's article, "Want to sell someone a band-aid? Cut them."
About Our Guest
From his early days tinkering with test tubes and differential equations as an award-winning scientist to leading top-performing sales teams at high-growth tech start-ups, David Priemer brings a lifelong passion for uncovering the hidden insights in the world around us, to his practice as the founder of Cerebral Selling. Often referred to as the “Sales Professor”, David helps organizations super...
Is your product or service a vitamin or a painkiller? This contrast is common metaphor among startups, but one that companies across many sizes, industries, etc. should consider. As we welcome David Priemer, Founder and Chief Sales Scientist at Cerebral Selling back to the podcast, we’ll dig in to a vitamin strategy vs. painkiller strategy and help listeners understand how to achieve success with the right approach. If you missed the previous episode with David, please listen to it here. David Priemer's article, "Want to sell someone a band-aid? Cut them." About Our Guest From his early days tinkering with test tubes and differential equations as an award-winning scientist to leading top-performing sales teams at high-growth tech start-ups, David Priemer brings a lifelong passion for uncovering the hidden insights in the world around us, to his practice as the founder of Cerebral Selling. Often referred to as the “Sales Professor”, David helps organizations supercharge revenue growth, people development, and culture by combining the core principles of science, empathy, and execution.