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‘Sales is Easy- If You Just Know How' launches to solve all your sales dilemmas.
Many business owners struggle to pick up the phone for a sales call or how to close that sale down without being pushy. Now one of the UK’s leading sales expert and author Charlie Day has just launched her newly revamped podcast ‘Sales is Easy- If You Just Know How’ to help you with all these common sales problems.
With newly launched episodes including “How to get more leads,” and “How to make more sales,” the podcast launches on the 6th September.
The launch includes a free sales training ‘Sales is Easy,’ in Charlie’s popular facebook group Sales is Easy- If You Just Know How with Charlie Day, which has over 8000 business owners. It joins other impressive business accolades for Charlie, with her book an Amazon bestseller in six categories last year and also being a guest speaker at events such as Womanifest, The Female Business Festival and The Superwoman Retreat.
“I’m so excited to be relaunching my podcast on the 6th September, which is also the date I launched my book last year. It’s going to be bigger and better than ever before and during the launch day, there will be prizes, bonuses and a lunch and learn training where I’m going to make sales easy and stress free. I am so passionate about helping small business owners to make more sales, which is what my community and podcast is all about,”
Sales is Easy-If You Just Know How podcast is available on Spotify, Apple and wherever you get your podcasts,
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