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Tired of taking sales calls?

14 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this promotional YouTube monologue, Eric Deeran addresses agency owners who are overwhelmed by having to take every sales call themselves. He outlines the problem of being stuck in day‑to‑day sales work instead of growing the business, and argues that the solution is to operationalize sales through standard operating procedures (SOPs) and to build a dedicated sales team. Deeran backs his claim with experience helping over 700 agencies and personally handling more than 13,000 sales calls as a team, emphasizing the freedom and satisfaction of watching a deal close without personal involvement. He concludes with a clear call‑to‑action, inviting viewers to click a link to a follow‑up video that explains how to implement this system in their own agency.

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So you have a bunch of clients, but you're drowning in sales calls and you're tired of having to take every single sales call yourself. Between taking sales calls, managing your team, you literally have no time left at the end of the day to actually work on growing the business. You're stuck in the business, not working on the business. And we see this all too often after helping over 700 agencies grow their sales teams. The truth is, is you need to operationalize and build an entire SOP and system around sales so you can remove yourself from sales calls and have other people close deals for you. Because I'll tell you from experience, after building a sales team and taking over 13 thousand sales calls as a team over the past couple of years. There is no better feeling than when someone else can close deals without you. And you'll be amazed when you see that first payment come in and you had nothing to do with it. It is an awesome feeling. So if you want to learn how you can start doing that in your agency, click the link below. I put together a short video on the next page. Click the link below. We'll see you there.