One on one introductions. My barber said that he saw some of my videos and he asked me how he could get more customers in the door. He said that he gets branding and content, but doesn't understand how it leads to people walking in the shop . I said, well you can start prospecting the city on pages where they frequent, based on culture and simply introduce yourself on Instagram with a video message, say that you're the barber in the city and you just want to open the line for communication. The introduction and showing intent is a fundamental skill that all salespeople must break down and return to. Then they say, "Hey, who's this guy/girl that gave a respectable introduction?", they go on your page and see your awesome content. The introduction. It's not the conversation, it's the communication.
Years ago I was Division Director at a $4B per year company, my SDRs did 100 calls per day, the goal was 10 meetings, and closed 3 deals on average. That was the company formula, and it worked...
#SalesNation - What is one fundamental sales skill that you think will never go out of fashion?
One on one introductions. My barber said that he saw some of my videos and he asked me how he could get more customers in the door. He said that he gets branding and content, but doesn't understand how it leads to people walking in the shop . I said, well you can start prospecting the city on pages where they frequent, based on culture and simply introduce yourself on Instagram with a video message, say that you're the barber in the city and you just want to open the line for communication.
The introduction and showing intent is a fundamental skill that all salespeople must break down and return to. Then they say, "Hey, who's this guy/girl that gave a respectable introduction?", they go on your page and see your awesome content.
The introduction.
It's not the conversation, it's the communication.
Being individual to the customer will never be old
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Great episode guys, thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
This has gives such bright sparks for me and make sense in a way to scale up our sales skill....
Wonderful conversation. My takeaway; be genuinely interested in your customer 👌
Have your script but let it be customised to each prospect
Years ago I was Division Director at a $4B per year company, my SDRs did 100 calls per day, the goal was 10 meetings, and closed 3 deals on average. That was the company formula, and it worked...
Out of interest, what happened if they made 200 calls per day? Or 50 calls per day?
@@jempitt9974He doesn’t know. Got fired for not hitting his numbers..
Less automation. More personalisation.
Basically
Absolutely
Great content. Nice one Jeff and Will.👍👍
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it Wells.
The conversation went from the fundamentals to how to write an email
awesome...ty
"I this, I that " people tune out when they hear this constantly, can you relate more to your audience
Paul Libra you and we language , Creating We: Change I-Thinking to We-Thinking is a book
I still do the all thing! 😄
Export account manager medical sector
Rambly start mate
I hate cold calls.. I rather do it in person.
The interviewer is talking more than the guest. Must be a former sales guy.
How incredibly dull. I had to drop out of the stimulating conversation at about 22:00. Just some dinosaurs complaining about Twitter and mail merges
You're smoking too much weed bro.
click bait - poor form.