Getting to Hell Yes! LinkedIn Live with Chris Whitaker

Season 2 Episode 16

🎙️ Podcast Teaser for Getting to Hell Yes Featuring Chris Whitaker

🚀 Episode Overview: In this episode, we sit down with Chris Whitaker, Wireless and IoT Practice Leader at Intelisys, to discuss how wireless technology is reshaping business operations, the importance of trusted advisory in tech sales, and why problem-solving, not selling, is the key to closing deals.

🔑 Key Takeaways

📡 Wireless is the Future of Business Connectivity Chris shares how wireless and IoT solutions are no longer just “nice to have”—they are mission-critical for businesses looking to enhance efficiency, security, and scalability.
🎯 Sales is About Solving Problems, Not Pitching The best sales professionals don’t push products; they ask better questions, listen, and provide solutions that genuinely fit customer needs. Chris explains how shifting the mindset from “selling” to “helping” leads to long-term client success.
🤝 Trusted Advisors Win in the Marketplace Customers don’t want to navigate hundreds of options alone. Chris highlights how buyers are looking for experts they can trust to guide them through technology decisions and minimize risk.

🔥 Chris’s Tip for Getting to Hell Yes with a Buyer

💡 “The best way to close a deal isn’t by selling—it’s by truly understanding your customer’s pain points. Ask the right questions, listen, and present solutions that make saying ‘yes’ the obvious choice.”

🎧 Listen Now ✨ Don’t miss this insight-packed episode for tech leaders, sales professionals, and business owners looking to leverage wireless technology, improve sales strategies, and build lasting client relationships. 📱 Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!

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Published on 9 months, 3 weeks ago

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Getting to Hell Yes! LinkedIn Live with Chris Whitaker