Reasons to Consider Virtual Sales Management with Rene Zamora

<p>Get FREE Sales Leadership Resources at go.transformedsales.com/pod</p><p><strong>Highlights</strong></p><ul><li>[00:56] - Starting out in sales at a very young age and working through different careers to where he is today.</li><li>[04:08] - Overcoming sales career challenges in the mergers and acquisitions arena.</li><li>[08:44] - Effective ways to ensure your team is operating at its best and achieving the set goals.</li><li>[10:58] - Seeking sales leadership that’s founded on effecting change.</li><li>[13:14] - Getting unstuck: How spirituality plays into career or business success.</li><li>[15:28] - His transition into fractional sales management.</li><li>[18:37] - Incorporating your why into your sales career and how you engage with sales leaders.</li><li>[21:31] - What parenting will teach you about leading your sales team.</li><li>[24:46] - Why having your sales manager as a closer will set up your team to fail.&nbsp;</li></ul><br/><p>In this episode of the Transformed Sales Podcast, I interviewed the Founder and President of Sales Manager Now, Rene Zamora. After a successful 23-year sales and sales management career, Rene was one of the pioneers of Fractional Sales Management. Sales Manager Now is a virtual sales management firm. The consultants in his firm provide small business sales teams with sales leadership, hands-on management, and professionalism that has been absent in companies that have more market potential.&nbsp;</p><p>The results have been more sales, CEOs leading as a CEO, and scaleable sales departments. He has memorialized his system in the book written to small business owners, "Part-Time Sales Management" for Small Business Sales Teams. In our conversation, we will talk about fractional sales management and how it can help you scale your business. Rene will share how to motivate a sales team to hit revenue goals, why it’s essential for sales leaders to share as much information as they can with their sales team, and much more. Tune in, enjoy, and don’t forget to share!</p><p><br></p>