

Most sales professionals are familiar with the ABCs of sales: Always Be Closing.
But Elastic Commercial Account Executive Angela Kling thinks it should be the ABPs of sales: Always Be Prospecting.
Although it’s not as catchy, constantly seeking new opportunities is one...
Most sales professionals are familiar with the ABCs of sales: Always Be Closing.
But Elastic Commercial Account Executive Angela Kling thinks it should be the ABPs of sales: Always Be Prospecting.
Although it’s not as catchy, constantly seeking new opportunities is one component of her secret sauce to a successful career in sales.
With 6+ years of SaaS B2B experience, Angela has learned some important lessons to building a successful career in sales— and she’ll be joining us to share more key tips on how you can do the same! Whether you’re just starting out, transitioning to a sales role, or are a sales vet, you don’t want to miss this out on this chat.
Apart from the 3 keys to level up your career, we’ll talk about:
Angela is a Commercial Account Executive at Elastic with over 6 years of SaaS B2B sales experience.
She has a wide range of selling experience and has worked at successful startups including SalesLoft to publicly traded organizations like New Relic and Elastic.
Angela has a passion for helping women pursue careers in STEM and she enjoys learning about software product development.
How we perform this duty?
What is the biggest challenge in the B2B sales and how do you manage it?
I am having some issues gaining buy-in from my colleagues in utilizing our CRM database to track prospects. How can I achieve buy-in from them?
What is the best way to handle and overcome objections/rejections from customers and prospective customers? How can one be effective and efficient in one's role when working with a toxic boss ?
Do you prefer an specific language for develop
What qualities are important for success in Elastic?
What’s the best of working in Elastic? What ‘s the core values? Tks
Ideas to stand out in sales outreach + any training/resource recommendations to keep developing in our sales roles?
Any "hot tips" for researching and converting cold leads when you know your product well and understand the pain point that you address?
What are some tips for selling a nonprofit association sponsorships opportunities to companies who have great products but dont want to pay?
Is there a specific question you have for the speaker? Let us know!