04. How to Sell Without Feeling Sleazy – Especially on Social Media
Episode Summary
In this episode, Dawn talks with sales expert Renee Hribar about how you can sell like a professional without feeling sleazy. They talk about all things sales and specifically how you can feel good about selling on social media. You won’t want to miss this episode.
Key Takeaways To Tune In For
- [01:24] Who is Renee Hribar
- [03:24] How to sell your product or service by telling your brand’s story
- [06:26] Why having a company mission is important
- [12:15] Tips to telling your story on social media
- [17:30] Turning your audience into buyers
- [24:45] Lessons Renee learned while having a product-based business
- [30:30] Final tips every business owner should know
Resources talked about in this episode
- Sales Training – www.reneehribar.co/zerotosales
- Guest website – www.reneehribar.com
- Guest social media – Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn
- Book a Call – Digital Dawn Agency
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