Should You Get In The Car Or Pick Up The Phone?

Are you spending your time where it creates the greatest impact?

In this episode of The Sales Advantage Podcast, we tackle one of the biggest decisions every sales rep faces: Should you get in the car and visit a customer, or pick up the phone and call them?

For decades, sales reps have been taught that more miles equal more sales. But in today's world, the most successful sales professionals understand that the goal isn't simply to see more customers, it's to reach more customers.

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • How top sales reps decide where to spend their time

  • Why customer segmentation changes everything

  • The difference between opportunity and geography

  • How to identify true revenue-producing activities

  • The powerful Windshield Math Exercise and what it reveals about your territory

  • When an in-person visit creates the most value

  • When a phone call is more effective than a face-to-face appointment

  • How Hybrid Sales helps you reach more customers while saving time and reducing stress

You'll also discover why many sales reps are leaving opportunities on the table by relying too heavily on old habits instead of creating a strategic customer-contact plan.

If you've ever wondered whether your calendar is helping you grow sales, or simply keeping you busy, this episode will help you rethink how you use your most valuable asset: your time.

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Because the goal isn't to see more customers.

The goal is to reach more customers.


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Should You Get In The Car Or Pick Up The Phone?
Dawn Grooters
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