Welcome to episode #219 of the How To Sell podcast with your hosts, Luigi Prestinenzi and Dave Fastuca. In this episode we have a special guest joining us, Tim Stansky, the Director of Global Sales Enablement and Training at Lusha, a true expert in the field of sales.

Tim shares his remarkable journey from a traditional media contributor to a HubSpot partner. Tim's journey is nothing short of incredible, and we start by diving into his experiences handling sensitive customer queries and the incredible value of sales technology.

Tim guides us through how he built a successful sales event and program for Lusha, drawing from his vast experience at Oracle. We also touch on the need to reconsider vendor relationships and updating sales technologies. Tim's also shares practical advice on tactfully comparing products to incumbents and the importance of recognising buyer needs.

To round up the episode, we delve into the intricacies of sales enablement. Tim will share his wisdom on the importance of researching a potential customer's profile before the first contact, understanding their transition journey from large to small organisations, and the power of persistence.

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Luigi Prestinenzi - https://shorturl.at/diwy9

Dave Fastuca - https://shorturl.at/ctvLY

Tim Stanksy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timstansky

**About This Podcast**
How To Sell is a podcast dedicated to helping listeners master the art of sales and prospecting, offering valuable insights on B2B sales, revenue optimization, and B2B marketing strategies, all while providing expert guidance on sales coaching, customer engagement, and B2B leadership to maximize your revenue potential in the dynamic world of sales and marketing.

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#219: The Secret Tech That's Driving Record-Breaking Revenue in B2B Sales