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Jeff Sleete, in his article for E&P Magazine, uses the classic film *The Dirty Dozen* to draw parallels between media sales strategies and the authenticity

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In his article for E&P Magazine, Jeff Sleete emphasizes the persistence needed in sales, noting that 98% of sales are not made on the first call. He discusses the myriad reasons why prospective advertisers might initially decline an offer, such as budget constraints, loyalty to other media partners, or simply not feeling the urgency to buy. Sleete draws parallels to the famous sales case in “Green Eggs and Ham” by Dr. Seuss, illustrating the importance of overcoming objections through repeated, varied offers. He encourages media sellers to continuously pitch their ideas to all potential clients, embodying the persistence of “Sam I Am” to eventually secure sales.