The All Sellling Is Social Podcast

The All Sellling Is Social Podcast
Podcast Description
Social Selling has been around now for many years, but often our social outreach ends up being more Anti-Social!
The thing is, there's a social element to EVERY sales strategy.
In each episode we'll talk to sales trainers and leaders to learn from them how to make sure we're being social and building trust.
There will also be special episodes with the newest LinkedIn features and strategies from my "Social Selling Compass" series.
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The podcast emphasizes themes of social selling, relationship building, and sales strategies, with episodes covering topics like the impact of trust in sales with guests such as Larry Levine and special segments analyzing the latest LinkedIn features designed to enhance social selling techniques.

The All Selling Is Social podcast explores the power of social selling and how to make it truly social—rather than unintentionally anti-social. Every sales strategy has a social element, and in each episode, we’ll chat with top sales trainers and leaders to uncover how to build trust and connect authentically. Plus, tune in for special episodes featuring the latest LinkedIn updates and expert insights from the Social Selling Compass series.
In this episode of “The All Selling Is Social Podcast,” Bill McCormick interviews Carson Heady, Microsoft’s top global social seller. Carson shares his accidental entry into sales, his experience selling early internet services, and how he leveraged social selling to close a nine-figure deal. They discuss the importance of quality messaging, consistent outreach, relationship building, and the strategic use of AI in modern sales. Three top takeaways: 1. Social selling is about relationships and consistent effort: Carson emphasizes the importance of building genuine relationships, maintaining consistent outreach, and focusing on the quality of messaging over sheer volume. This long-term approach, maintained over a significant period (like two years for a major deal), leads to success. 2. AI can enhance, but not replace, human connection in sales: While AI tools can provide research, talking points, and efficiency, they must be used to enhance, not replace, the personal touch. AI is most effective when used to personalize outreach and support human interaction, not as a substitute for it. 3. Focus on value and solving problems: Success in sales comes from identifying the customer’s needs, understanding their challenges, and offering valuable resources and solutions rather than just pushing products. This problem-solving approach earns trust and builds stronger client relationships. Follow Carson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carsonvheady/ Carson’s books: https://carsonvheady.wordpress.com/the-home-of-birth-of-a-salesman-2010-published-by-world-audience-inc-and-the-salesman-against-the-world-2014/

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