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You should ask /r/sales. They’ll get to straight to what works and you can adapt it to your audience.
Shorter is better, 59 words or less.
I checked that sub a few weeks ago and seemed about a career in sales, more than sales for when building a business. I feel it was for when the business is at a point where they can hire sales staff. They know what works and systematize it through staff.
What’s your take on it? I wish there was a sub for entrepreneurs learning sales. The one you mentioned talks about sales quotas and such, unless I scanned too quickly and got the wrong impression.
Interesting approach