Top 20 Sales Professionals on the Web

Lead411 has been in the sales game for almost 10 years now and prior to being CEO of Lead411 I was a sales professional myself. I have read numerous sales books and I continue to follow twitterers and bloggers on the web. All this being said, I feel I have the correct background to provide a quality list of the most well known sales professionals on the internet. The list has been taken for the most famous sales authors, bloggers, and/or twitterers that have that most followers. Please see below.

Art Sobczak http://www.telesalesblog.com/
Cindy King http://cindyking.biz
Craig Rosenberg http://www.funnelholic.com
Dave Stein http://www.esresearch.com/
Doyle Slayton http://salesblogcast.com/
Eric Blumthal http://twitter.com/EricBlumthal
Ian Brodie http://www.ianbrodie.com
Jeb Blount http://www.salesgravy.com/
Jeffrey Gitomer http://www.gitomer.com/
Jill Konrath http://snapselling.com/
Kevin Eikenberry http://blog.kevineikenberry.com
Mac McIntosh http://www.sales-lead-experts.com/
Marc Benioff http://www.salesforce.com
Neil Rackham http://neilrackham.com/
Paul Castain http://yoursalesplaybook.com/
Peter O’Donoghue http://www.salesdnaltd.com
S Anthony Iannarino http://b2bsalescoach.com/
Shane Gibson http://www.closingbigger.net
Tom Hopkins http://www.tomhopkins.com/
Tom Ziglar http://www.tomziglar.com
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4 Comments

  1. Posted August 26, 2010 at 10:15 am | Permalink

    Thank you for including me on this awesome list.

    Much appreciation!

    Paul Castain

  2. Sarye
    Posted August 27, 2010 at 4:15 pm | Permalink

    Great list Tom, thanks for sharing! Need to brush up on these…

    Hope all is well with you,
    -Sarye

  3. Posted August 30, 2010 at 8:07 am | Permalink

    Thanks Tom, I too, am honored! Your material is great also, by the way.

  4. Posted September 9, 2010 at 4:03 am | Permalink

    I am looking for your advise. I became a business broker a couple of years ago. None of the local companies offers any training. I can handle most of the deal really well, but prospecting has been my issue. First, I have always been tod “don’t let the employees know that you are asking about selling the business”…between the gatekeepers and not knowing who I am talking to, I am not sure about the best approach. I don’t find the script I was given works too well…Just for reference…one of the persons using it told me yesterday she makes 200 calls a day and she got 4 appointments (which were not very good) in 2 months. Doing the numbers it implies 0.05% cold calling success…
    Thanks for your comments

    Carmen

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