On this page
First PassFirst FixFirst Hand

Better sales conversations. A clear next step.

I help B2B owners, sales leaders, and inside sales teams turn scattered sales activity into a clear plan. I bring over a decade of enterprise sales and account management experience, backed by practical tools that keep opportunities moving and help customers get the attention they deserve.

You know how to sell.
Make room to do it well.

A useful tool starts with a useful question. Who should you spend the most time with? What matters most to your customer? What did you promise, and what happens next? We work through the sales problem together. We put the right tools to work.

Sharpen the message.

Get clear on who you help, what they care about, and why they should choose you. Bring that clarity into your branding, outreach, and every customer conversation.

Build a sales rhythm.

Get to leads faster. Follow up while the opportunity is fresh. We build a sales rhythm that keeps your team moving, using the tools you already have.

Move faster. Stay in control.

Automate meeting prep, organize notes, and draft follow-ups, with human review built in before anything goes to a customer.

Sound like your team?

You have too many loose ends

You’re running a business with a lot of moving parts. Keep sales moving with clear priorities and a practical next step.

You need a clearer picture

Give your sales team a message they can stand behind and customers a clear reason to choose you.

Every conversation counts

You’re balancing research, outreach, follow-ups, and CRM updates. You need a practical way to prepare and keep your promises.

Deliver on your promise, big or small.

What this could look like.

Account preparation

The situation

You have a meeting with a prospect, and the information is scattered everywhere.

A more useful starting point

A one-page brief: verified facts, open questions, possible needs to explore, and a meeting objective.

CRM and follow-up

The situation

A promising conversation ends. The next step stays in someone’s notebook, and the lead goes cold.

A follow-up to review

Keep customer notes and next steps current, so your team knows what needs to happen next. After the conversation, a follow-up message is drafted for you to review and send to the customer.

Pipeline and forecast

The situation

Your pipeline doesn’t reflect what’s actually happening with customers, making the forecast hard to trust.

A review worth having

See stalled opportunities, missing information, and questions for your next customer meeting, all together in your dashboard.

Where to start?

First PassFree · Guided Assessment

Something useful today.

Take a short look at your sales process: who you sell to, how you qualify, and where the next step gets lost. Leave with a starting priority and a small practical improvement to try.

Try the sales assessment

Prefer to talk it through? Book a free call.

First Hand$999 · Sales-First Assessment

A sales-first look at your business and a clear plan.

We look at your customers, messaging, sales process, and tools, then build a clear plan for where to focus first. Your plan can include practical training for your team and proven workflows.

Explore First Hand
What’s included?
  • 45-minute discovery call, starting with how you sell
  • Sales plan covering your message, the value you offer, prospect research, sales preparation, and follow-up
  • Practical team training and proven workflows, shaped around your sales priorities
  • One-hour share-out to walk through your plan, options, and next steps

Depending on complexity, implementation is quoted separately.

Your guide, Alex.

Alex participating in an employee panel discussion at FONA in 2019

Listen closely. Ask good questions.
Make the next step clear.

Meet me on LinkedIn

I was bitten by the entrepreneurial bug early in life. I started my first mowing business in high school. My Uncle Tom guided me through the basics of business, with plenty of lessons along the way. Read the story.

After studying entrepreneurship at Belmont University, I worked my way into enterprise sales right out of college. It started with advice from an entrepreneur I looked up to: if you want to run your own business, learn to sell. My career in flavor sales taught me to listen closely and dig deep into customer problems. Today, I bring that same curiosity to working out a plan with you.

My most important work: being a husband and a dad of three. I also love playing music and embracing something new. Let’s work together and make room for what matters most to you.

Let’s talk.

Cut through the static. Bring clarity to your business.

Find your sales bottleneck