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Interview with Aurasell CEO Jason Eubanks on TITV

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Warm-up Questions

From the title, what kind of interview do you expect this to be (business, technology, entertainment, etc.)?
What topics do you think might come up when a CEO is interviewed on a show like TITV?
What do you already know about how AI is changing work?

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Interview with Aurasell CEO Jason Eubanks on TITV

Introduction: AI, CROs, and a new AI-native CRM (00:00 – 00:58)

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1. What role does the host specifically mention as being affected by AI?

Chief technology officer (CTO)
Chief revenue officer (CRO)
Chief financial officer (CFO)
Human resources manager

2. How much money does the host say was raised to use AI to reinvent the process?

$3 million
$30 million
$300 million
$13 million

3. How does the CEO describe the company’s product in one sentence?

A marketing automation tool for small businesses
A customer support chatbot
A full-featured AI native CRM platform that replaces legacy frameworks
A social media analytics dashboard

Interview with Aurasell CEO Jason Eubanks on TITV

How AI changes go-to-market work and how ROI is measured (00:58 – 04:04)

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1. According to the CEO, what has AI made SDRs?

More focused on administrative tasks
Less necessary than before
Unable to build relationships
Infinitely more productive

2. What does the CEO say AI can remove for sellers?

Manual mundane work that they hate doing
The need for quotas
The need for any CRM at all
All customer meetings

3. What is one cost-related benefit the CEO claims customers get on average?

About 50% savings in SaaS fees
About 15% savings in SaaS fees
About 250% savings in SaaS fees
About 5% savings in SaaS fees

Interview with Aurasell CEO Jason Eubanks on TITV

What AI cannot replace: trust in B2B sales (04:04 – 05:23)

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1. What type of workflows does the CEO say can handle some conversations?

Offline workflows
Agentic workflows
Manual workflows
Paper-based workflows

2. In the CEO’s view, what will NOT be replaced by AI in sales?

Human-to-human trust
Sales frameworks
Time tracking
CRM systems

3. Why do buyers want a human involved in large B2B purchases?

To avoid using technology entirely
Because AI is illegal in sales
Because they want to trust another human being
Because they want longer sales cycles

Interview with Aurasell CEO Jason Eubanks on TITV

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1. What is the main claim about AI’s impact on go-to-market work in this interview?

AI increases productivity by automating manual work and improving execution
AI mainly replaces all salespeople completely
AI mainly changes branding and advertising style
AI only helps with customer support after the sale

2. Which idea best summarizes the CEO’s approach to measuring ROI?

ROI cannot be measured for AI tools
Measure ROI through time saved, software consolidation, and improved rep performance
Measure ROI only by social media engagement
Only measure ROI by the number of emails sent

3. What does the interview suggest about the future of sales relationships?

Sales will only be done by agents with no human involvement
Relationships will become irrelevant in B2B
B2B buyers will stop making large decisions
Trust and human connection will still matter, even with more automation

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Interview with Aurasell CEO Jason Eubanks on TITV

The CEO says AI frees sellers to focus on “human-to human connection.” Do you agree that this will happen in real workplaces? Why or why not?
What are the strongest ROI metrics for AI tools in sales: time savings, cost reduction, or improved sales performance? Which matters most and why?
How many separate SaaS tools do you think a typical sales team uses today? What are the pros and cons of consolidating them into one platform?
What parts of sales (or your own job) require trust, and what parts could be automated without causing problems?