SellMark Sales · Advisory & Sales Skill Development

Be Respected for What You Know.
Be Sought After for What You Make Possible.

We help accomplished independent experts turn subject matter expertise into commercial relevance, and the business relationships that lead to sustained commercial success.

Expertise is the foundation. The Applied Acumen Method™ is how you put it to work.

A different standard

You don't need to become louder.
You need to become more relevant.

Much of today's business development advice equates visibility with value. But waiting to be discovered isn't a strategy either. The work of selling begins when your expertise becomes relevant to their reality.

01

What you know

Your experience, skills, services, and capabilities.

02

What it means to the buyer

Priorities, economics, risk, people, and decisions.

03

What it makes possible

Outcomes worth understanding, trusting, and investing in.

Principled and proactive. Substantive and commercially effective.

Where our experience runs deep

Understand the business behind the door.

In owner-led companies, a business decision is rarely just a line on a spreadsheet. It can carry an owner's financial exposure, responsibility to employees, reputation, and hopes for what the company will become.

Getting in the door is a sales skill. Understanding the business behind it is a commercial competency.

The owner-led leadership team of a commercial construction firm reviewing plans together.
Theresa French, founder of SellMark Sales
Meet Theresa

Selling isn't just what I used to do. It's what I still do every day.

27+ years in sales and business development, from media sales to agency ownership (twice) to building the high-ticket sales teams behind two top industry programs. Her career started at 9, walking dogs to buy the coolest outfit ever.

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Let's talk about the work you want to win.

Bring your practice, your market, and the engagements you're after. We'll look at where your selling is working, where it stalls, and what fits where you are now. If it isn't the right fit, we'll say so.

Theresa French in a fuchsia jacket, smiling.