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Good to Great: Who Really Sells a Multifamily Energy Project?

Selling Energy

A casual observer would assume that “vendors” and “contractors” sell energy efficiency projects to multifamily building owners. In reality, the energy managers and other internal champions connected to those buildings wind up doing most of the “selling.”

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Who Really Sells a Multifamily Energy Project?

Selling Energy

A casual observer would assume that “vendors” and “contractors” sell energy efficiency projects to multifamily building owners. In reality, the energy managers and other internal champions connected to those buildings wind up doing most of the “selling.”

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Why Sellers With Engineering Backgrounds Are Successful.

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When you think of tech salespeople and you think of engineers, you think of two completely different kinds of people, or you think of people like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk. In this article, we will look at why those in tech sales with an engineering background succeed in tech business. GREAT LISTENERS. It’s also about repetition. .

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Selling Energy to Multifamily Properties? Things You Should Know

Selling Energy

A casual observer would assume that “vendors” and “contractors” sell energy efficiency projects to multifamily building owners. In reality, the energy managers and other internal champions connected to those buildings wind up doing most of the “selling.”

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Who Really Sells a Multifamily Energy Project?

Selling Energy

A casual observer would assume that “vendors” and “contractors” sell energy efficiency projects to multifamily building owners. In reality, the energy managers and other internal champions connected to those buildings wind up doing most of the “selling.”

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Who Really Sells a Multifamily Energy Project?

Selling Energy

A casual observer would assume that “vendors” and “contractors” sell energy efficiency projects to multifamily building owners. In reality, the energy managers and other internal champions connected to those buildings wind up doing most of the “selling.”

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Getting in the door is hard

Sales 2.0

When I first got involved in sales I was a sales engineer. I supported a technology sales force on their sales calls with semiconductor engineers. That was when I realized what the sales people did that I had worked with in my first sales engineering job— they got meetings. I always thought I was pretty amazing.