The Power of Video Outreach in Sales w/Sati Hillyer @OneMob

enSeptember 06, 2017

The Brandon Bornancin Show

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About this Episode

Video, video, video. It's the talk of the town and if you're not using it, you probably should. KPCB says by 2017, online video will account for 74% of all online traffic. That's a lot. No matter how you try and explain it, video is here to stay. The question is, how do you best utilize it? Sati Hillyer, is the founder and CEO of OneMob, a leading video engagement platform. Sati jumped on the Playmaker podcast to discuss video in general, the top trends around videos, and how sales people are using it to crush their quotas.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

Why is video such a hot topic
What are video engagement platforms and how do they work
How can video best be used in the sales process

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