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In this episode, Charlotte Lloyd, Founder of The Client Acquisition Club, joins host Martin from Lead Forensics to unpack why most deals don’t fail at the close, they fail on the very first call. She breaks down what “elegant selling” actually looks like in practice: getting buyers to diagnose their own problems, qualifying to disqualify, and why pushing for a “yes” is often the fastest way to lose a deal. We also dig into LinkedIn strategy, why you don’t need a massive following to close business, how to tell if you’re writing for supporters instead of buyers, and why voice-typing your posts beats prompting ChatGPT from a blank screen.
What I Wish I’d Known About Sales with Charlotte Lloyd
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