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Noe Garcia

Partner & VP of Growth at LTVplus of LTVplus. Providing World-Class Customer Service Outsourcing for Ecommerce Brands.

Noe Garcia is an accomplished sales professional with a robust career spanning multiple industries, particularly within technology and financial services. Currently serving as the Director of Sales at NetDNA, Noe has honed his expertise in driving revenue growth and building high-performing sales teams. His extensive background in sales and business development has made him a pivotal figure in the tech industry, where he has facilitated growth for various organizations through strategic leadership and innovative sales tactics.

Before his current role at NetDNA, Noe demonstrated his versatility and business acumen as the Partner and VP of Growth at LTVplus, where he played a critical role in scaling the company’s operations and enhancing its market presence. His journey in sales leadership continued with his tenure at TaskDrive, where he focused on sales enhancement strategies leading to substantial business development.

Noe's impressive career includes serving as Partner and Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Capna Systems, a role that underscored his ability to lead revenue generation initiatives effectively. His entrepreneurial spirit is highlighted by his experience as Founder and CEO of Cifras, a venture that achieved successful acquisition, showcasing his capability to build and grow companies sustainably.

Prior to these ventures, Noe had influential roles at StackPath and MaxCDN. As the Director of Sales at StackPath, he was instrumental in expanding the firm's digital content delivery network capabilities, whereas at MaxCDN, he headed the sales department until its acquisition, facilitating the transition into a larger enterprise ecosystem. Noe’s foundational experience in banking came with his roles at Wells Fargo as a Business Deposit Specialist and Business Banking Specialist, alongside a Wealth Management Internship at Merrill Lynch that provided him with critical insights into financial services.

Educationally, Noe holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from UCLA, where he laid the groundwork for his understanding of market dynamics, consumer behavior, and economic principles. This academic background complements his professional trajectory, enabling him to approach sales and business strategy with a data-driven mindset that is critical in today’s competitive environment. Noe Garcia is a dynamic leader whose career achievements reflect his commitment to excellence in sales and his capacity to navigate the complexities of ever-evolving markets.

Highlights

Mar 29 · linkedin

Here’s what I love about founder-led sales:

When done right, nobody tells a better origin story than the founder themselves.

And this can be huge because, unknowingly, the origin story of the product usually states the problem they found and aimed to solve.

This makes for great sales!

All great sales give you great insight into why something is being done, gathering your buy-in if relatable.

And that is the other piece, making things relatable.

And I know no better way to give insight into why something has been done and why it should matter to you than the origin story.

Here's the thing, we don’t want to hear about the development challenges that you had to face to get this product out there.

We just want to know:

(1) How you ran into this problem

And

(2) How you fixed that problem

That’s it!

Origin story complete ✅

Now, if your prospect has this problem, what do you think is coming next?

They will want to learn more about the product.

This is where you can start to explain your product and features, but you want to keep in mind that all the features funnel back to the original problem you solved.

For this little trick, my friends, we will start to implant the possibilities of how things could change for your prospects if they do business with you 😏

And this, my friends, is how simple, fun, direct, and effective your sales should be.

———— Hi, my name is Noé, and I help founders transition from founder-led sales to hiring their first few successful sales roles.

If you have questions about whether it’s time for you to consider this transition, please let me know ✌🏼

Pic is of my two no longer sick babies thanks for all the love.

Mar 15 · linkedin

I went fishing with a 3rd generation fisherman, and this is what he taught me about fishing and selling in a Red Ocean.

In nature, a Red Ocean symbolizes fierce competition, akin to a fish frenzy.

Many of us sell right in the center of this kill pit because most of our clients are there.

So we use fancy marketing and clever sales techniques and throw money at the situation to stand out.

You might hook some clients, but it's a zero-gain game. Your competition is also winning business, but some with less investment. Then you realize that THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOU AND YOUR COMPETITION IS NOTHING.    You may have different-colored branding, post more pictures of your team on LinkedIn, have a nicer website, better analytics, or even amazing client-centric support. Still, ultimately, you and your competitors are selling the exact same services.

So you run to your team, and they come up with recycled ideas of how to bring in more leads, outreach, conferences, Ads, or even hire a rockstar salesperson because that is all you can do. But at the end of the day, you still end up competing based on price because you just added fuel to the fire and got more of the same, and that is never fun.

So what do you do?

Simple: cast outside the bait ball.

People who know me know I fish. Fishing and selling are things I have done my whole life.

One time, I was out fishing with one of the best fishing guides in Baja. This guy thinks like a fish.

We come across a bait ball being attacked by hundreds of Mahi Mahi!

So I take my fishing pole, swing it over my head & cast right into the middle of the bait ball.

I immediately hook a fish.

Other boats started to see what was going on & all started to do the same.

The fishing was good, but eventually, the fish got smaller and not big enough to keep.

That is when the legendary fishing guide spoke…

“Cast your line on the outside of the red water.”

 Not a handful of tries occurred when boom!

We hook and land one of the biggest fish of the trip.

After the trip, I asked the fisherman why that had worked, and he said simply….

Because the fish are hungry and you put bait in front of them 💡

I immediately understood!

You see, the fish at the center are Solution aware!

They are hungry and cherry-picking the fish they want to eat, and all the fisherman can do is drop their juiciest equipment in the water and hope for the best 🤞🏼

The fish on the outside, on the other hand, are only Pain-aware.

They know they are hungry and are in the process of discovering that there is a solution ahead.

The savvy fishermen know this and cast it on the outside as the only solution for the fish. With little competition, the fish is hooked and landed.

This is called solution selling 📈

So, if you are selling in a Red Ocean and not sure what to do, catch your clients when they are hungry, also known as problem-aware, and offer them a solution that will fill their appetite 🤤 and if you need help, DM me 🤑

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