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Sales isn’t follow-up. It’s momentum.

December 16, 2025

“Following up” has become the default language of modern selling. It’s the phrase that sits at the centre of countless pipeline meetings, CRM workflows, coaching sessions, and sales playbooks. It’s also the phrase that quietly reveals the most common failure mode in B2B revenue.

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Outsourcing won’t fix the problems in your pipeline

We see it all the time. A business struggling to take control of their sales pipeline, so they outsource it to a BD agency.And that might work in the short term – if all you’re interested in is booking meetings with unqualified leads.

Achieving buy-ability: Sell the thinking

If you’ve been following our content for some time, you’ll know that we’re big on relationships.We’re big on forming bonds and building rapport with the people that matter, and creating partnerships that stretch long into the future.We recognise that the cold pitch isn't always the best approach.

The pillars of an effective sales engine

We talk a lot about building a sales engine that’s scalable, sustainable, and repeatable. But what are the pillars of one?It’s easy for us to sit here and say you should be building a sales engine within your business, where the value belongs, but without a few key pillars, it means nothing.

The power of consistency and continuity in sales.

Let's be clear - most deals don't close on the first call, and that unicorn opportunity that you happen to chance the right time and place timing on can happen but is so rare we should just ignore it.

Content is king, but only if it connects to your sales agenda.

You’ve undoubtedly heard the phrase “content is king” parroted around for a while now. Maybe even by us a couple of times! So, it's likely you know that content is something you should be doing to sell what you do.

Don't forget to close.

Close the deal. Sounds obvious, doesn't it? You could argue it's a bit counter to our philosophy of "don't sell".But let's get real. Deals need to be done, and progress needs to be made.

Sales Culture 2.0: The power of framing sales as an opportunity

Sure, not everyone is a salesperson in your organisation. But everyone in your organisation is responsible for sales. While many organisations happily skip down the customer success and customer service route, using bells and whistles like chatbots and AI-powered assistants to connect with customers, the best strategy for organisational growth is actually encouraging your team to embrace sales as an opportunity.

Slow & Steady Wins The Race: Why Sales is a Slow Process

Okay, I’m going to rip the band-aid off. Here’s the bad news: If you’ve got a sales problem now, you likely missed the warning signals 6 months ago.Yet, the point I’m about to make isn’t about how to hustle to get things back in order. No, quite the opposite.

Differentiate or dissipate: What will it be?

Ask yourself a very simple question: "What do you solve?" Or, to go further, if you were asked at a cocktail party what you and your business do for its customers, what would you say?I bet you can't answer either of those questions succinctly or, in some cases, even correctly.

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