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The Art of Sales
Gray Matters
7 episodes
3 days ago
When Smarty Mobile set out to find a new creative partner, they weren’t just looking for great ideas, they were looking for a true collaborator. In this episode of The Art of Sales, Adam speaks with Jamie Elliott, CEO of The Gate, and Sayed Hajamaideen, Head of Brand and Marketing Communications at Smarty Mobile, about the pitch that led to the award-winning “Less Malarkey, More Smarty” campaign. They unpack what made the partnership work from day one, from The Gate’s culture-first approach and data-driven storytelling, to Smarty’s belief in transparency, trust, and creative bravery. You’ll hear how the pitch process was designed around collaboration, why listening is the most underrated sales skill, and how both sides built a relationship strong enough to weather tough conversations and bold ideas. A must-listen for agency leaders, marketers, and anyone who’s ever wanted to understand what makes a winning pitch and a lasting partnership. https://london.thegateworldwide.com/ https://smarty.co.uk/
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When Smarty Mobile set out to find a new creative partner, they weren’t just looking for great ideas, they were looking for a true collaborator. In this episode of The Art of Sales, Adam speaks with Jamie Elliott, CEO of The Gate, and Sayed Hajamaideen, Head of Brand and Marketing Communications at Smarty Mobile, about the pitch that led to the award-winning “Less Malarkey, More Smarty” campaign. They unpack what made the partnership work from day one, from The Gate’s culture-first approach and data-driven storytelling, to Smarty’s belief in transparency, trust, and creative bravery. You’ll hear how the pitch process was designed around collaboration, why listening is the most underrated sales skill, and how both sides built a relationship strong enough to weather tough conversations and bold ideas. A must-listen for agency leaders, marketers, and anyone who’s ever wanted to understand what makes a winning pitch and a lasting partnership. https://london.thegateworldwide.com/ https://smarty.co.uk/
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Entrepreneurship
Business,
Marketing
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Pitch Story: How The Gate won Smarty Mobile
The Art of Sales
53 hours
6 days ago
Pitch Story: How The Gate won Smarty Mobile
When Smarty Mobile set out to find a new creative partner, they weren’t just looking for great ideas, they were looking for a true collaborator. In this episode of The Art of Sales, Adam speaks with Jamie Elliott, CEO of The Gate, and Sayed Hajamaideen, Head of Brand and Marketing Communications at Smarty Mobile, about the pitch that led to the award-winning “Less Malarkey, More Smarty” campaign. They unpack what made the partnership work from day one, from The Gate’s culture-first approach and data-driven storytelling, to Smarty’s belief in transparency, trust, and creative bravery. You’ll hear how the pitch process was designed around collaboration, why listening is the most underrated sales skill, and how both sides built a relationship strong enough to weather tough conversations and bold ideas. A must-listen for agency leaders, marketers, and anyone who’s ever wanted to understand what makes a winning pitch and a lasting partnership. https://london.thegateworldwide.com/ https://smarty.co.uk/
The Art of Sales
When Smarty Mobile set out to find a new creative partner, they weren’t just looking for great ideas, they were looking for a true collaborator. In this episode of The Art of Sales, Adam speaks with Jamie Elliott, CEO of The Gate, and Sayed Hajamaideen, Head of Brand and Marketing Communications at Smarty Mobile, about the pitch that led to the award-winning “Less Malarkey, More Smarty” campaign. They unpack what made the partnership work from day one, from The Gate’s culture-first approach and data-driven storytelling, to Smarty’s belief in transparency, trust, and creative bravery. You’ll hear how the pitch process was designed around collaboration, why listening is the most underrated sales skill, and how both sides built a relationship strong enough to weather tough conversations and bold ideas. A must-listen for agency leaders, marketers, and anyone who’s ever wanted to understand what makes a winning pitch and a lasting partnership. https://london.thegateworldwide.com/ https://smarty.co.uk/