

Lee Salz
Bestselling author and founder of Sales Architects with deep expertise in sales differentiation and first-meeting strategy; author of The First Meeting Differentiator and earlier books Sales Differentiation and Sell Different.
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Sep 25, 2025 • 16min
How a Poor Sales Meeting Strategy Kills Win Rates
Lee Salz, a bestselling author and founder of Sales Architects, reveals how most salespeople lose crucial meetings before they even start. He emphasizes the need for a stronger first-meeting strategy, arguing that success begins with giving value rather than extracting information. Salz discusses common pitfalls, such as the lack of emotional engagement, and introduces the concept of empathetic expertise to better connect with buyers. He also shares a personal story illustrating the importance of emotional connection in client relationships.

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Sep 30, 2025 • 34min
The First Meeting Differentiator
Lee Salz, a sales differentiation expert and author of The First Meeting Differentiator, dives into revolutionizing early-stage sales calls. He critiques traditional discovery meetings, arguing they fail to provide real value. Instead, he suggests treating meetings like consultations to educate prospects. Lee emphasizes storytelling over generic pitches, and the importance of defining desired outcomes for effective meetings. He champions a contrarian approach, urging salespeople to challenge flawed norms for better engagement and results.

Dec 1, 2025 • 38min
325 GUEST: Lee Salz: Why Discovery Calls Must Die (And What to Do Instead)
Lee Salz, a sales differentiation strategist and bestselling author, challenges the traditional notion of discovery calls, declaring they must die. He emphasizes transforming these meetings into meaningful consultations that provide real value to prospects. Lee highlights how using emotive questions can create urgency, while storytelling embeds crucial features in memorable narratives. He encourages salespeople to shift from self-serving agendas to client-focused discussions, helping prospects realize their true problems and driving them toward action.


