Episode 1 we introduce the show format. We combine user-generated content with sales sketches that Corporate Bro is known for. Here you will see Corporate rip a little pandemic rap to Beamer Benz, or Bentley, roast the work stations of sales savages around the country, and end it with some tips to surviving these unprecedented times in quarantine.

In episode 2 we discuss the concept of content creation. From finding ideas to execution, Corporate shows us how the sausage is made - the good the bad and the ugly. You’ll see a spoof on MTV’s The Real World, a roast of Tai Lopez, and the very first Sales Savage Spotlight where Corporate interviews Jake Wilson, AE from XANT.AI about his unique prospecting method to land a meeting with a COO.

Episode 3 of unsubscribe. is all about marketing. Well, that, and shameless promotion. It’s a classic battle in B2B as to who is more important: sales or marketing. In this episode I’ll give you my opinions on the matter as well as interview CMO of Privy.com, Dave Gerhardt. Buckle up folks, because this is the most outrageous episode yet. Marketers beware!

In episode 4 of unsubscribe. we explore all things psychological and sales. We open the episode with a little peak into Corporate's therapy sessions with Dr. Zamora. After that, we reenact a real sales call submitted to us by a fan. Then we move on to discuss mental health and sales with the legend Morgan J. Ingram. Finally, I'll give you some real tips on how to be more psychologically persuasive in aspects of life.

The startup life. A Silicon Valley dream of unicorns, free La Croix, and company hoodies to show your allegiance in the battle for best valuation. It’s the wild west, where companies can act now and apologize later. Where revenue is worthless and data is priceless. A land where the language is made up of acronyms, buzzwords, and what sounds like a conversation between a valley girl and C-3PO. The startup life can be overwhelming, disruptive, dangerous. Episode 5 is what happens when you reach the depths of the Silly Valley.

Have you considered a career in tech sales? Wondering what it takes to sell software in 2020? Well first, it starts with developing your sales personality. Once you have that honed, you'll need to develop your selling skills. That includes cold calling technique and understanding what a surname is. Oh, and you'll need to have thick skin. Coach Corporate will teach what to expect during your career in tech sales and how to dominate like a sales savage you were born to be.