Prospecting in 2025 still feels like Windows ’98.
Click. Copy. Paste. Export. Import. Refresh.
Every rep I talk to says the same thing: the selling part isn’t the problem; it’s the hours of admin leading up to it.
On average, that’s 6–10 hours every week wasted on:
Hunting down contacts across LinkedIn, Apollo, Crunchbase, and half a dozen tabs
Verifying emails with yet another tool
Exporting a CSV… only to re-import it somewhere else
Manually stitching together sequences that may never even get opened
By the time you’re finally “ready” to sell, the energy’s gone. It’s like training for a marathon and getting injured at the starting line.
We can all agree that the reality of big 2025 is that prospecting has become a workflow problem… not a sales skill problem.
THE POWER-DIAL EDGE: Meet Apollo’s GTM AI Assistant
What if you could skip the grunt work entirely? That’s the promise behind Apollo’s biggest launch ever: the first GTM AI Assistant that actually works.
Instead of bolting AI onto a single task, Apollo built a conversational assistant right inside its all-in-one GTM platform. The result? End-to-end workflows across the sales funnel in plain English.
Tell it what you need. A simple prompt like: “Find SaaS companies in Germany and build me a sequence for their CEOs” and the Assistant gets to work:
Finds and enriches accounts + decision-makers
Creates a tailored, multi-step campaign
Preps everything for launch in minutes
No duct tape. No CSV hell. No “AI toy” that drafts one subject line and calls it a day.
This Power Dial solution is full-funnel GTM done in minutes, not hours, backed by Apollo’s market-leading B2B data.
And if you’re like me and thousands of sales warlords out there who like to cut through the waffle and get right to what works, you’d very much want to add Apollo’s GTM AI Assistant to your armory.
I already did the heavy lifting for you so with just a click below, you get access to the tool that improves your prospecting game.
BEFORE YOU CLOSE THIS TAB
The truth is, sales was never meant to be solely about spreadsheets, exports, and endless admin.
It was meant to be more about people, conversations, and momentum.
For years, we’ve been drowning in the noise of manual tools that promised efficiency but left us busier than ever.
Now we’re staring at a shift bigger than automation… a future where the heavy work around selling disappears, and what’s left is an environment where we can fully focus on selling itself.
The question isn’t whether this changes prospecting, the question is: what happens to the sellers who don’t change with it?
Or more importantly… would you like to stick with the reality of 2005, or join the winners powering right towards 2030?
Your answer is as good as mine.
Cheers
— The Sheriff in Town
