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The podcast has revolutionized learning for millions of individuals And we've collected the best sales podcasts that can be enjoyed to and recorded.
Sales Babble
Hosting Pat Helmers (international business consultant, startup coach, author of the Selling with Confidence sales system)
The average length of the duration: 25 to 35 minutes per week,
We like it is that: Pat's dialogue is funny and useful. Each episode contains useful tips will be useful to implement quickly. Each episode covers a range of topics that are popular, which allows you to find a topic that will satisfy every level of skill and desire. These are the ideal listens to listen on the way home from work or during your lunch break.
The must-listen show: SaaSy Selling for SaaS Sellers (featuring Director of Products, Bill Wilson! )
Twitter: @PatHelmers
Sales Gravy
Host Jeb Blount (leading authority on how relationships affect sales)
Average length/freq the time: 5 to 10 minutes per week.
We love it Jeb is a seasoned professional with a lot of knowledge in sales, However, what we were most interested in was the length of his shows. They are usually between five and 10 minutes (apart from some interview). The host covers the essentials which need to be stated and moves ahead. They're excellent for a quick listen if you're stuck in your routine, or looking for guidance on a particular subject that is related to sales.
The episode you should listen to: An Pony in There Somewhere
Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast
Host: The Bowery Capital Team
The duration/frequency is 20-30 minutes 3 episodes per month
We like this technology is: Each episode features an interview with the senior director or vice-president from an SaaS company, bringing in a wide variety of opinions that span the world. On top of this, Bowery provides a write-up of the most important points discussed during the discussion. If you're unable to find the time to watch the entire 30-minute program Then, you can read the main issues.
Must-listen episode: Optimizing Your Partnerships
Twitter: @BoweryCapital
B2B Growth Show
Host: James Carbary & the Sweetfish Team
Time/Frequency Between 20-30 minutes a day.
We are awestruck by the tech: "We've interviewed names that you've heard of previously... however most likely, you've never heard of our most well-known guests. The reason is that the vast majority of our interviewees aren't writers and professional speakers, they're on the middle of the sales and marketing teams. They're forming strategies and trying out new tactics, they're building one of the fastest growing B2B companies in the world."
" James Carbary, Founder of Sweetfish Media
Must-listen episode: Ep. 856 The B2B Salesperson Must Build A Personal Brand (And How to Do It)
Twitter: @B2BGrowthShow
Advanced Selling Advanced Selling Podcast
Hosts: Bill Caskey & Brian Neale
Time/frequency average: 20 minutes per week,
We love the show: Bill and Brian are fun to listen to and is what makes any couple worth listening to. Their witty banter and method in which they tell stories to their guests makes the podcast a definite successful. Additionally, they enjoy a an extremely high degree of audience engagement, fielding requests from viewers and looking for feedback/new subjects.
Must-listen episode: Ep. 518 It's A Relief Party
Twitter: @AdvancedSelling
The Salesman Podcast
Host: Will Barron (one of the most entertaining hosts you'll hear)
Average length/frequency: 40 minutes, twice per week
We love HTML0. The ENERGY and enthusiasm. Will Barron stands out from any other host of sales-related podcasts because he's an individual who believes in the subjects and hosts on the show (this might be the reason why it's the top-rated B2B related to sales podcast). Barron interviews each episode top sales thought leaders and experts, asking them for some of the most effective sales tips and tales, and he excels at it. Episodes are accessible as video at the Salesman website. The capability to observe the way the speaker speaks adds a new dimension to the already excellent podcast.
Must-listen episode: Ep. 587: How To Make your product Differential (So You Never Have to fight over the price! )
Twitter: @SalesmanPodcast
Sales Pipeline Radio
Host Matt Heinz (founder of Heinz Marketing)
The average length and frequency is 20-30 minutes per week.
What we like about it: Sales Pipeline Radio isn't branded with a "schtick," or unique traits which make it distinct from the rest of the competition. One of the things that sets it apart is the quality of its programming. After watching a couple of episodes, it's clear the host Matt Heinz knows his stuff (and is able to conduct interviews with people). He selects the most qualified interviewees to cover certain topics and is an expert of asking them questions in a way that extracts all the high-quality information from their answers.
The must-listen show: Cerebral Selling The Science of Selling: How science, Art and Metrics combine to exceed Your Sales Quota
Twitter: @HeinzMarketing
Catalyst Sale Podcast
hosts are Jody Maberry & Mike Simmons
Time/frequency average: 20 minutes, every week
We love this show Jody Mike and Mike enjoy a great rapport on the show and talk to a variety of people while discussing sales-related topics. What makes Catalyst Sale so unique is its "Questions covered" section that comes with every episode. If you're interested in the topic but you need some answers? Check out the list and see if they cover this topic. It's like a 'frequently requested questions' list that is updated for each show, and we love it.
Must-listen episode: Ep. 112 (#113) The Prospect or The Client Shuts Down
Twitter: @simmons_m
The Sales Engagement Podcast
Hosts: Joe Vignolo & Mark Kosoglow
Average length/frequency:15-30 minutes, a few times per week
This format is a favorite of ours. This podcast is focused on engaging. With a focus on modern sales era, Joe and Mark keep their discussion simple in discussing sales. Limiting the jargon and fancy terms is crucial to be able to communicate with a larger audience. It is important to keep the language and acronyms to a minimum. Podcast is a serious and authentic podcast that is all about engaging. They do what they preach within their podcasts.
Must-listen episode: Ep. 43 Be a master Networker by asking only one Questions
Twitter: @outreach_io
Taylor Bond Taylor works as an Account Executive at and co-founded and was the Chief of Growth for SalesRight (Now Interactive Quotes). He rarely stops discussing pricing psychology, the Canadian technology industry, and the inclusion and diversity of tech. When he's not at work it's possible to meet him in the midst of Canada's most active LGBTQA+ technology group or searching for poutine and bagels.
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