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Rene Zamora
Redefined Small Business Sales Management - Fractional Sales Manager, Founder and Author: Part-Time Sales Management
Rene Zamora is a seasoned sales professional and consultant based in Auburn, California. He is the President, Author, and Fractional Sales Management Consultant at Sales Manager Now, a position he has held since July 2006.1
Professional Background
Rene has extensive experience in sales management and consulting:
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Sales Manager Now: As the founder and president, Rene manages small-business sales teams with a focus on B2B selling models. He works with established companies that struggle to increase sales through their sales teams.1
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Author: Rene wrote "Part-Time Sales Management," a book aimed at helping business owners better manage their sales teams in 10-20 hours a month.1
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Previous Roles:
- Certified Consultant at 360 Solutions (2001-2009)
- District Manager at CELLULARONE (August 1994 - May 2001)
Expertise and Approach
Rene's approach to sales management is based on extensive hands-on research:
- He has led over 2,700 sales meetings across more than 25 industry segments.1
- His focus is on transforming sales teams from merely making sales to excelling in their performance.1
- Rene emphasizes creating an environment that attracts hard-working salespeople and doesn't rely on elusive "sales stars".1
Services and Resources
Through Sales Manager Now, Rene offers:
- Fractional sales management for small and family-run businesses.1
- Consulting services to redefine the relationship between business owners, sales managers, and sales teams.1
- Free resources, including a Sales Management Guide for Small Business Owners and a Discovery Meeting Form.1
Rene's LinkedIn profile (username: renez) showcases his professional journey and expertise in sales management, particularly for small businesses looking to optimize their sales processes and team performance.1
Highlights
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Subject lines come first, right? Not always; sometimes, waiting until your message develops and becomes authentic is best. Most of my messages are to potential clients at the beginning of a possible working relationship, and the last thing I want is a template message and subject line. Tonight I was reminded that sometimes it's best to create your subject after your message is complete. When I do that, I allow the humanness in me to communicate with another person and discover what I should say, rather than trying to make my message relate to my subject.
Converse with people when using email or messaging. Picture them there, see them, and relate to them. When you're done, your subject line will be more interesting and inviting to them.
Read your messages out loud before sending them so you can hear what others will read. Make sure it sounds like you, not AI, or some template someone said works all the time for them.
Be you...trust yourself...and take your time.
Love ya! Rene
