Tell us about your best sale!

What is the sale that made you decide that you're the best salesman that ever lived.

I once had a guy tell me to go F myself on a cold dial. We went from that to a golf course 2 weeks later. And the client signed a 68k deal and payed upfront so I could make my bonus in the first month of the quarter.

I still suck at golf. And the client makes over 7 figures annually from the Google strategy I built for him.

How about you guys!!!

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KendallRoy

Politicker

Met with an existing client to discuss a new product late last year, liked what they saw, kept stalling, stalling, stalling, went quiet. Then they secure a massive VC funding round and I go a level higher. Biggest deal of my career closes within two weeks.

Businesscasual

Politicker

Account Executive

My best sale was to an NFL team that I worked my ass off prospecting in for two years and when I finally got in I closed it in 30 days. I played sweet victory from Spongebob in the office when I got the order form signed.

DungeonsNDemos

Big Shot

Rolling 20's all day

So far, was closing a large deal over 3 months to an organization that took like 15 people to herd towards a decision. It was a healthy deal for my pipeline too!

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