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Hosts Stephen Olmon and Collin Trimble get practical and tactical on winning new logos in security & life-safety. They break down how to niche your ICP, keep your message consistent, split lead vs. sales process, and get multithreaded so you close more deals—without wasting budget on broad, unfocused marketing. From anchor pricing and social proof snapshots to CRM must-haves, this is the field guide to predictable pipeline and higher close rates.
✨ What You’ll Learn
- Niche to win: How vertical focus (e.g., K-12 & universities) sharpens messaging, improves ops, and raises credibility.
- ICP, not guesswork: Turn real customer interviews into a usable Ideal Customer Profile that drives copy, offers, and outreach.
- Lead vs. Sales process: Why separating them boosts qualification, reduces time vampires, and increases conversions.
- Multithreading that matters: Get beyond one facility manager to influencers and power—so you don’t lose single-threaded deals.
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