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You quit your day job, turned in your company keycard, and now you’re looking to land your first client. It’s a daunting, exhilarating opportunity for any new business owner.Thankfully, you needn’t be so anxious — just stay persistent, follow these principles, and next thing you know you’ll be sending your first invoice!

Buyers are changing — and if you want to continue hitting your quota, you need to meet them where they are. You have to evolve with them, speak their language, and address their concerns.

The pandemic of 2020 and its corollary, the shutdown of the vast majority of the US economy, have had a major impact on how we live, how we work, and even how we sell.

As the founder of an entirely remote company, I’ve long fielded questions about our culture here at SalesRoads. Often, they come from a place of skepticism; “How do you create a high output sales environment without the buzz and intensity of a sales floor?”

With many organizations being forced to consider the possibility of remote-only work, it’s never been more important to plan for how to keep your team productive while working from home. Although this is a new challenge for many businesses, other organizations have successfully leveraged the remote mode and its benefits, for some time. 

This is Part Two of a Four Part Series: The Ultimate Guide to Generating New Business. This guide focuses on B2B strategies for effectively finding, engaging, and selling your product to other businesses.

This guide focuses on B2B strategies for effectively defining, finding, and engaging buyers. We hope

Since the dawn of time countless business owners have asked themselves this same question, “How