In this episode of Mastering Modern Selling, we had the pleasure of hosting Mark Hunter for the second time, and he did not disappoint.

Mark, also known as "The Sales Hunter," shared his journey from struggling salesperson to a world-class sales coach, revealing powerful lessons that can redefine how you approach your prospects and close deals.

• Sales Mindset is Everything:

Mark emphasizes that your mindset going into a sales call determines your outcome.

A positive, customer-focused attitude allows you to genuinely engage and listen, leading to better results.

• Selling For People, Not To People:

Mark learned the hard way that selling isn’t about bulldozing through the customer.

Instead, it's about understanding, serving, and building meaningful relationships that offer real solutions. Always focus on the customer’s needs.

• Stop Selling the Product, Start Solving Problems:

The right sales mindset moves away from focusing on the product itself and instead emphasizes understanding the client's real issues.

Mark says, “Customers don’t want to buy, they want a solution." Shift your focus to discover and solve your client's problems, not just to push your product.

• The Power of Personalization:

Building rapport and demonstrating you know your prospect can be a game changer.

Mark shared how referencing personal insights (like the Pac-12 college sports league in a voicemail) can significantly boost response rates. It’s about showing you’re human, that you care.

• Quality Over Quantity in Prospecting:

Mark advises slowing down to move fast—doing deep research and reaching out thoughtfully will break through the noise.

He shared an example of a prospect he pursued with 46 touches over 18 months before finally closing.

Consistent, targeted follow-up beats high-volume, generic outreach every time.


Mark Hunter's insights remind us that successful selling isn’t just about techniques—it’s about the mindset, persistence, and genuine curiosity.

Crafting solutions for your clients and taking time to understand their unique needs not only closes deals but also builds lasting relationships.

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In this episode of Mastering Modern Selling, Carson V. Heady and Brandon Lee dive deep into the growing significance of live shows and podcasts for B2B demand generation.

As they reflect on their journey of creating valuable content, the hosts discuss how these mediums can effectively build relationships, create pipeline opportunities, and ultimately drive revenue.

1. Creating Differentiation through Content

• Live shows and podcasts offer a unique platform to showcase expertise and differentiate yourself from the competition. By providing value-driven content that resonates with your audience's pain points and interests, you build trust and authority in your niche.

2. Leveraging Guest Appearances to Build Pipeline

• One of the most effective strategies discussed was inviting potential prospects as guests on your show. This method not only opens the door to meaningful conversations but can also lead to long-term business relationships. Many deals have resulted from initial guest appearances, where the prospect first learned about the value you offer during a show.

3. Amplifying Reach through Audience Sharing

• When a guest shares your show with their audience, it exponentially increases your reach. This strategy taps into your guest’s network, helping you expand your audience and potential customer base. Over time, this builds momentum for your brand and visibility in your industry.

4. Strategic Content Distribution for Continued Engagement

• After recording a live show or podcast, repurpose the content into bite-sized, shareable snippets across multiple platforms (LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, etc.). By keeping your content in front of your audience consistently, you keep them engaged and build stronger relationships over time.

5. Using Shows for Personal Brand Building and Sales Attribution

• Carson and Brandon emphasize the importance of sales teams understanding the long-term ROI of these efforts. Often, companies fail to attribute success correctly to content like podcasts and live shows. By viewing these platforms as long-term relationship builders, rather than immediate sales generators, teams can reap the full benefits of consistent content creation.

Live shows and podcasts are more than just content formats; they’re powerful tools for B2B demand generation.

By focusing on creating value for your audience, strategically leveraging guests, and amplifying your reach, you can build a personal brand that drives meaningful business outcomes.

As Carson and Brandon highlight, the key is consistency and a focus on long-term relationships.

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Mentorship is an active process you take charge of, with the support of others.

In this episode of Mastering Modern Selling, Douglas Stewart shares his empowering approach to mentorship in the digital age, focusing on personal accountability and growth.

Discover how to find the right mentors, accelerate your development, and transform your life.

This inspiring conversation offers actionable advice for anyone seeking to unlock the full potential of mentorship.

• The Modern Mentorship Mindset:

Mentorship today is dynamic, leveraging diverse, informal connections through digital platforms like social media and podcasts to continuously learn and grow.

• Personal Accountability:

Mentorship requires proactive effort. Taking ownership of your development shifts the focus from waiting for mentorship to actively seeking guidance for personal growth.

• Finding the Right Mentors:

Clarifying your needs—whether career advice, personal growth, or specific skills—helps you find mentors who can contribute effectively. It's valuable to have multiple mentors across different areas.

• Mentorship Myths:

There’s no need for a perfect mentor. Doug stresses that mentorship can come from various people, and being active in the process with clear goals ensures mutual benefit.

• Leveraging Mentorship for Fast Growth:

Doug shares his experience of how deliberate mentorship choices accelerated his growth, and offers strategies for structuring your learning, setting milestones, and staying accountable.

Doug Stewart's approach to mentorship is a game-changer.

By shifting the focus from passively waiting for the right mentor to actively seeking guidance, you can significantly accelerate your growth.

His story shows that mentorship isn't elusive—it’s something you can initiate and build into your life today.

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