Hacking Sales audiobook cover - Sales hasn’t slowed down—buyers have sped up. Max Altschuler lays out a modern, tool-powered way to build pipeline, research and segment the right prospects, run measurable outbound campaigns, and close deals faster—without drowning in busywork.

Hacking Sales

Sales hasn’t slowed down—buyers have sped up. Max Altschuler lays out a modern, tool-powered way to build pipeline, research and segment the right prospects, run measurable outbound campaigns, and close deals faster—without drowning in busywork.

Max Altschuler

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Chapter Overview

Description

Hacking Sales is a practical playbook for modern B2B sellers who want to turn prospecting and pipeline-building into a repeatable system. Instead of relying on “old school” hustle alone, Max Altschuler shows how technology, data, and lightweight automation can remove drudgery and create a scalable outbound engine.

The book walks through the end-to-end sales workflow: defining an ideal customer profile, building targeted lists, finding and verifying contact information, researching trigger events, segmenting for personalization at scale, and running outbound email sequences with A/B testing and clear metrics. It also covers outsourcing repeatable tasks to virtual assistants, choosing CRMs and integrations, nurturing leads, preparing for discovery calls, and navigating negotiations and close—plus a grab bag of tactical “sales hacks.”

Who Should Listen

  • SDRs/BDRs and AEs who want a step-by-step outbound system they can measure and improve
  • Founders and early sales hires building pipeline and process with limited time and resources
  • Sales leaders modernizing a team’s prospecting stack, list quality, and outreach cadence

About the Authors

Max Altschuler is the founder and CEO of Sales Hacker, Inc. He was the first sales hire at Udemy and built the process that scaled the instructor side of its marketplace. He later served as VP of Business Development at AttorneyFee (acquired by LegalZoom) and has worked across SaaS, marketplace, and ad tech teams, focusing on sales efficiency through technology and process.