highrider778
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- Feb 16, 2009
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have a few drink first, there's a reason why you always see business men in olden movies have their own mini bar in their office with scotch behind their desk.
Congrats on taking that first step. Everyone has to take it, so getting it done now will make you a killer closer by the time you're 21. Here's a quick note:
You were the one that decided he wouldn't use your services, not him.
A son in the IT field who hasn't gotten around to is only a problem, not a rejection. That can be easily overcome several ways. Think about some potential reasons why (figuring them out yourself will help you as a salesman).
As a rule, never disqualify a potential client. Let them take themselves out of your funnel.
Hey guys I Promised myself 2012 would be my year so I have been trying cold calling today.
I just made my first cold call and it was one of the most nerve racking experience I have had to do.
I don't know where you are, but if you call in the US, make sure to check the "do-not-call" list. It's $11,000 fine per call...
Uhh...yeah. You have to be a serious offender to even get a warning.
have a few drink first, there's a reason why you always see business men in olden movies have their own mini bar in their office with scotch behind their desk.
have a few drink first, there's a reason why you always see business men in olden movies have their own mini bar in their office with scotch behind their desk.
http://www.mediafire.com/?8jp3gtbgpdm8iog
if your in the US i can direct you to the best training for calling and youll learn suggestive selling or share selling which is way better than '' closing ''
How to win friends and influence people by dale carnegie
Get a bit drunk. Call again. But don't start to yell at people that their websites are lame and that they suck for that =)
Loool what a waste dude I call up 600 companies / DAY at your ratio I would need a year to do that![]()
Well done. You have already done the two most difficult things here -
1. You want to learn about cold calling and selling.
2. You have jumped in and done it.
You need to read these two books they will help you behond belief.
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnaige
and
The Jelly Effect: How to Make Your Communication Stick by Andy Bounds
Good luck and let us know how you get on.
Loool what a waste dude I call up 600 companies / DAY at your ratio I would need a year to do that![]()
THE JELLY EFFECT? ive never heard of that book and ive read a fair few in my time. theres a book that id highly recommend called CA$HVERTISING. its about the advertising industry and its written by an advertising pro.
the purpose of reading it would be to educate yourself about how advertising works and therefore be able to hold conversations for even longer to give yourself an even better chance of picking up business because in the eyes of your prospects you will clearly be knowledgable about your subject (online marketing & advertising).
does the book teach you how to sell in a direct selling fashion (cold calling prospects)? no it doesnt, but amongst other things, it teaches you about direct mail (useful for your emails and for paid advertising you might do on behalf of your clients). it teaches you about ad headlines, it teaches you about buying triggers and emotional hooks.
it teaches you that your client hasnt got a chance if theyre trying to do 'all this online stuff' by themselves because there are so many interconnected aspects to the industry that you now find yourself in and that knowledge and self belief will come across to the business owners you are speaking to and you will start picking up clients.
good luck with the phone calls.
I don't know where you are, but if you call in the US, make sure to check the "do-not-call" list. It's $11,000 fine per call...