Dale B. Carnegie is the founder of ProspectPlatform based in New York City. ProspectPlatform is a next generation social selling software platform that helps users generate 300% more prospects. It allows sales, marketing, and business owners to easily build online storefronts, connect with business advocates, publish content, create events, and use data to drive revenue. ProspectPlatform solves issues like a lack of prospects, disconnected teams and tools, and an inability to utilize networks and communities to find prospects.

1. My name in Dale B. Carnegie and I am the Founder of
ProspectPlatform based in New York City, NY. I have over
19 years of experience in Social Selling and helping my
clients drive revenue for their organization.
ProspectPlatform is focused in helping you generate 300%
more prospects for your business by using a next
generation social selling software platform. Contact Me to
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2. Platform Overview
ProspectPlatform will allow sales, marketing professionals
and business owners to easily build one page storefront
designed for prospecting and social selling, connect and
collaborate with their business advocates, publish content
via a blog to the web and social networks, create events,
build customer relationship management (CRM) processes
and use big data to help drive revenue for their business.

3. Massive Market That Needs Help
There are almost 28 million businesses in the US and 18,500 of them are over 500 employees.
– Small Business Association (SBA.GOV)
Over 22 million people are self employed with no additional payroll/employees.
– Small Business Association (SBA.GOV)
There are over 16.5 million sales professionals in the US and 49% of them have no formal sales
training.
– National Association of Sales Professionals
Over 543,000 businesses get started each month, but more than that number shuts down each month.
– Small Business Association (SBA.GOV)
By 2020, 40% of Americans, or 60 million people, will be freelancers, contractors, temp workers or
working for themselves.
- Intuit

4. Business Challenges We Solve
• Lack of new prospects, new opportunities, new clients and rapid growth.
• Organizational content that is not centralized
• Disconnected and siloed organizational teams.
• Disconnected and manual software tools.
• Inability to hire people and scale for growth.
• No ability to utilize the collective network of others within your organization to
find prospects.
• No ability to tap into your business advocate community to help find
prospects, find experts, ask questions and find information.
• Limited ability to tap into your larger community of followers to find prospects,
find experts, ask questions and find information.
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