Episode 5: Clarity is the New Credibility
In this episode of The Selling Edge, host Dan Prudhomme sits down with Kinney O’Connor, sales and marketing specialist at Sinclair, to unpack why clarity, not complexity, is what truly builds credibility with today’s buyers. Drawing from his background in financial services, digital advertising, and broadcast media, Kinney explains how over-preparing, over-explaining, and relying on jargon can actually erode trust and slow decisions.
You’ll learn how to simplify complex ideas, ask better discovery questions, tell stronger stories, and show up with confidence, calm, and focus in every client conversation. If you want to look smarter in front of customers, close deals faster, and become a trusted advisor instead of a walking data dump, this episode will reshape how you sell.
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Episode 11: Coach the Rep, Don't Carry the Deal
Sales managers want to help their teams win. But when helping turns into doing the work for the rep, managers can become bottlenecks and sellers miss the opportunity to develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed independently. In this episode of The Selling Edge, Dan Prudhomme sits down with Jeff Kuerzi, Regional Digital Sales Manager at Cumulus Media, to discuss how leaders can coach without carrying the deal, when to step in and when to step back. They also discuss balancing short-term opportunities with durable revenue, connecting integrated strategies to real client needs, and preparing sellers to have stronger conversations with prospects. For sales managers looking to build more capable, confident teams, this episode offers a practical framework for coaching better conversations, protecting valuable time, and helping sellers take greater ownership of their deals.
Episode 10: The Daily Habits of a Top New Business Seller
Mitchell Demytrk shares the daily habits, prospecting routines, and follow-up strategies that make him a top new business seller at SBS New York.
Episode 9: The Hardest Part of Sales Is the First Meeting
The Selling Edge talks with Randy Cable on why the hardest part of sales is landing the first meeting, and how top sellers solve business problems.