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The Sales Training World show focuses on the core sales issue facing sales professionals today. 25-year veteran sales advisor Ryan Dohrn answers listener questions and provides tactical and practical real-world advice. Ryan's has trained over 10,000 salespeople in 7 countries.

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  1. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    The Death of the Elevator Pitch (opens the original)

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    Ryan Dohrn, Mr. Revenue™, shares practical sales advice on why the old-school elevator pitch is dead and what salespeople should do instead. In this episode of The Ryan Dohrn Business Show, Ryan explains why canned pitches often fail, why prospects tune out and how to create better sales conversations that are relevant, valuable and focused on the buyer. You’ll learn how to move beyond generic pitch language and use smarter questions, stronger positioning and practical sales strategy to open mor

  2. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Do Email Sequences Increase Sales? (opens the original)

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    Ryan Dohrn, Mr. Revenue, shares practical sales training tips on how email sequences can help you prospect smarter, stay consistent and increase sales. In this episode of The Ryan Dohrn Business Show, Ryan explains why salespeople should use email sequences, what types of messages to include and how the right software can help you manage follow-up without losing the human touch. You’ll learn how to build better prospecting emails, use CRM tips to stay organized and create a follow-up process tha

  3. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Selling Value to Price Fixated Clients (opens the original)

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    Ryan Dohrn, Mr. Revenue, shares practical sales training tips to help you stop being ghosted by prospects and get more replies. In this episode of The Ryan Dohrn Business Show, Ryan breaks down why prospects disappear, why follow-up fails and how to create more relevant sales conversations that keep deals moving forward. You’ll learn practical prospecting tips, follow-up strategies and sales email ideas designed to help you stay top of mind without sounding desperate, pushy or robotic. These sal

  4. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    STOP Being Ghosted, sales training with Ryan Dohrn (opens the original)

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    Ryan Dohrn, Mr. Revenue, shares practical sales training tips to help you stop being ghosted by prospects and get more replies. In this episode of The Ryan Dohrn Business Show, Ryan breaks down why prospects disappear, why follow-up fails and how to create more relevant sales conversations that keep deals moving forward. You’ll learn practical prospecting tips, follow-up strategies and sales email ideas designed to help you stay top of mind without sounding desperate, pushy or robotic. These sal

  5. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Stop Asking, What's Your Budget? (opens the original)

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    Ryan Dohrn, Mr. Revenue, shares practical sales training tips on why salespeople should stop asking prospects, “What’s your budget?” In this episode of The Ryan Dohrn Business Show, Ryan explains why the budget question can limit the sale, weaken your value and push prospects into price-only thinking. Instead, Ryan shares a better sales strategy for guiding the conversation, presenting stronger recommendations and helping prospects focus on outcomes, value and results. These practical sales tips

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