In complex B2B sales, your Way of Selling is what differentiates you from other organizations in your market. It is much more than just your sales process, strategy, or what your salespeople do on a daily basis. It includes culture, mindset, professional development, marketing, and positioning. Ultimately, your Way of Selling defines the experience your buyers have, your reputation, and the sales outcomes you achieve.
In this episode of The Art and Science of Complex Sales, our guest Anita Nielsen, CEO at LDK Advisory Services, explores what human-to-human selling looks like in a market shaped by AI, automation, and growing buyer complexity.
Drawing on her work in B2B sales, her bookBeat the Bots, and her experience coaching leaders, she explains why the future of selling will belong to teams that lean harder into the human skills machines still cannot replicate.
She breaks down the mindsets and skills that matter most now, why self-awareness and critical thinking are becoming bigger differentiators, and why the best sales organizations will be the ones that build trust, advocacy, and real customer connection into the way they sell.
Today, almost everyone from college students to professionals turn to AI chat bots as a first line of investigation when they have questions. From describing the plot of an assigned reading, to surfacing insights about the market, AI has an answer for, quite literally, anything.
In this episode of The Art and Science of Complex Sales, our guestMichael Koory, CEO & founder of BlueSalesFly, explores the problem of revenue drift and why so many sales teams lose revenue long before a deal is officially lost.
He explains how weak governance, unclear qualification, and inconsistent process create stalled deals, poor forecasts, and wasted internal effort. He also shares how a stronger sales operating system can help teams improve predictability, customer conversations, and long-term revenue performance.
Salespeople are told to “get to the decision-maker.” This is, of course, sensible and obvious advice - but reality is often more complicated. In complex B2B environments, where multiple stakeholders shape the buying decision, identifying and engaging the real decision-makers is rarely straightforward.
In this episode of The Art and Science of Complex Sales, Paul Fuller shares key findings from a recent research project on the state of B2B sales. Drawing on a meta-analysis of sales literature, industry trends, and input from sales experts around the world, he explores what is really happening in the profession and why so many teams are struggling to improve results.
He unpacks the impact of falling trust, rising buyer complexity, ineffective tech adoption, and the growing gap between sales training and real coaching. He also outlines where leaders should focus if they want to improve performance in a more difficult selling environment.
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