Well when I first started I only got paid $24 per electric bill and I’d do 5 a day. Now I get paid $100 per electric bill still doing 5 a day. Then I also when I have a team get paid a percentage of their deals as well. The most I’ve mad in a month was $16k all door to door income. The 60k in 3 months , 40k of that was mine, 20k of it was my wife’s because I made her the leader of my organization
1. Realize d2d is awesome 2. Hunter vs Scavenger 3. Accept the challenge 4. Welcome rejection 5. Sport not job 6. Hourly vs commission 7. Excuses dont make you money 8. 5 year plan 9. Integrity 10. Enjoy the process
Stick to the schedule. Focus on what you can control and not what you can't control. The commissions come after you commit to showing up to do the work.
NOTHING looks better on a sales resume than "I actually survived in door to door". People who can knock doors are absolute units on car lots. If you can be a mediocre window canvasser you can be a cricket wireless stores vehicle to sucess
As somebody who’s just starting in D2D I’m so glad I’ve found this page. I’ve been setting 2 appointments a week while some of my colleagues are setting 15. I’m so excited to try these tips out!
I’ve been knocking for 2 weeks selling solar. It’s wonderful! No deals. Lots of No’s. Lots of closed doors. But I don’t let it get me down because I’m trying to truly help. I’ll get a yes eventually. 😊
The information from this channel has been nothing short of inspirational, and brilliant. My results have doubled since consistently applying what this team has shared with us. The company is definitely more blessed because of it. So is my family. Thanks guys, God bless. Signing up for d2d University 🎓
I was a US Navy recruiter, I also trained recruiters and evaluated them. I sold Cadillacs and then insurance, P&C, and all lines, but 80% P&C. Here's what my advice is on sales. The first is to know your product inside and out. Over 80% of your sales are based on product knowledge, that is fulfilling a NEED or a WANT, and knowing when there is a difference. When I sold Cadillacs we used to have what was known as Walk-Around competitions. The GM would have each of us do a walk around (Demonstrate all the major features and give key points within 4 minutes) on a certain model and then he would ask us different questions. Such as how much torque? How much room in the trunk, can I fit two bags of clubs? What size spare tires, what kind of tires, are they all season? Gas mileage, how much oil? How long is the corrosion warranty, etc? The fewer questions he asked, the better your walk around was. The walkaround had only one purpose, to build the value of the car to match the price. The top person got a 100 dollar bill. Second place got a 20, third got a 10. Next is PMA, Positive Mental Attitude, believing in your product, and yourself. Next, how to handle objections, what do you say when they say NO. How many objections should you handle before you say "Thank you for your time". And how to close by asking trial questions. For example, "So if we can get the car in the color you want, and give you so much for your trade, would that be enough to move ahead?" Or, "So, based on what you have seen heard does this sound like something you are interested in pursuing?" If they say yes, stop selling, they just bought.
First and foremost thank you for your service ! I’m a 4 year Army veteran myself and I had two interviews recently involving door to door sales and so far it sounds like I’m about to get the job. I’m glad I took the time to read your comment. Very constructive and I love how you went in detail and shared your personal experience with Cadillac. It makes perfect sense for anyone selling a product to know all about what it is they’re selling to establish trust between them and the clients they interact with. I’m going to take the time to research the company products and a few competitors as well that way I’m as equipped as possible when it comes to knowledge of the products I’ll be selling. I appreciate you for sharing this man.
@@ccoldtruths7855 Door to door is tough, and with Ring cameras now don't be surprised when they don't even open the door. If I were you and you really wanted to get into sales, I would recommend going to a large dealership and seeing if they are hiring. Most dealers have a training program. I went through the Cadillac program, and it was extremely hard. You should also look into insurance, you have to take a test to see what your personality is (They are looking for people who are motivated by money.) See if MetLife or Prudential is hiring. But first I would read up on Zig Zigler and also a book called Sell the Sizzle. Here's tip, everyone has a Dominant Buying Motive, and you should be able to identify it.based on what they tell you. Sales are fulfilling a need, that is what it all comes down to. I sold one of the first Escalades in my market to a guy who traded in a one-year-old El Dorado that we had sold him. He wanted to be the first one to show it off. That is a need and a want right there. My GM didn't want to sell the car, because no one had them on the lot, but the owner said to let it go.
As a D2D Comcast Rep, I receive more door slams than my time in middle school .... But this channel is legit. I've used a lot of tips to enhance my customer service and relations.
Starting D2D today. I own my own IT company and I operate as CMO and co-founder. I just hired a new marketing agent and we are going to explore the world of d2d and b2b today. It's been a LONG TIME COMING. But it's here. I'm nervous, especially with the lockdowns still in place but this is my last option before possibly losing my position and ownership. I can't fail. So I won't.
knock 1000 doors- then make that determination. I was the same way. It took me 2 days to knock my first door because of anxiety. Now Its second nature. Almost like a muscle memory.
It's your perception. Perception makes you feel like you can't, that leads how you would act at the job, that will determine your results. Change your perception and you will be fine. You got this
Here before my second day of a d2d job. Have been actively avoiding d2d but not much choice. Was pretty down all day yesterday and feeling like my experience in sales doesn't matter in a place like this. But shit man. Here we go
@@D2DExperts Lol You think a handle means anything? My handle could be "Hitler" It wouldn't make me Hitler. I'd explain my handle but it's irrelevant. I'll never convince you door knocking is unethical. You already know it is. You simply don't care. It's your bread and butter.
After more than 20 years in sales... I reinvented my career jumping to sale Solar. Actually, In the last three months I've been leaning everything than i need to know to do D2D in a good way. thank you for your advises.
At age 60, locating a routine job is difficult. Canvassing areas around where we live makes sense. Most people are home during the weekends and at work on weekdays. There are about ten thousand homes in my Atlanta neighborhood. The Artison handmade soap will go for $7.00 each and my poetry book is priced at $15.00. I think a basic web site is a must as well. It is good to see younger people getting away from screens and going door to door. I have an advantage in that I live close by and don't mind telling people where to find me. I always dress up and use a cane to climb steps. Young people should also look presentable with a suit and tie or dress business attire for women. Use only three knocks or ring the bell. In other words, don't be loud and sound like a bill collector. I hope this helps. Please share your thoughts. Janet Busener
@@titonothere6179 so I went and we got a LOT of MIXED feedback. My pitch is a $5 Bill Analysis wear we basically audit everyone's tv bill, phone bill, internet bill, electric bill, and home security bill. If we can't save them at least 10% or more the service is free. No one let us in but they did ask to be put on our email list to schedule a zoom for us to go over everything remotely. I knocked around 120 doors (not that many I know) and got about 5 solid leads and all of them but one asked to keep a brochure. We got some praise for going door to door in this climate but we also got around 5 or 6 people who essentially scolded us and didn't even bother answering. Overall I claim it as a success and I fully intend to keep at it!
Door to door is awesome . Home ownere are so nice to me is better to deal with them than grumpy foreman. I havent had one rejection. I think i have a gift. Im a natural. I love this.
Thank you very much for your crucial world I'm working in a wrong direction but now now I have to fallow all the tips that you provide us Thank you sir Thank you sir
We want you to have an hourly mindset, not a commission mindset. If that's the case, I would like the employer to also have an hourly mindset and pay on an hourly basis.
Tip #2 is wrong. When door-knocking don't look at yourself as a "Hunter or scavenger", Instead look at yourself as a "Farmer", Sooner or letter you will harvest the fruits of your labor.
This one guy at my door sure didn't understand tip #4, no matter how many ways I said I wasn't interested he kept pestering me to validate my stance. Clearly he should have realized that after a certain point of attitude he was giving me that there was no way it was ever going to turn into a sale.
My 2 years in sales was one of the biggest waste of times I’ve ever had in my life. It put my career old hold thinking that it will eventually work out. I decided to bail on sales as soon as I had my epiphany; got a job while I finished my degree (I made 50,000 a year waiting tables) and now I get to watch all of these bullshit videos saying how people make 100k a year making sales!
I make 350-550k a year. That’s a rough average. When I first started I made 28k in 2 months. You have to bust your ass and be consistent when you work. You just did it wrong or didn’t have correct training..
hey! im planning on going door to door and asking people if they need there lawn mown, my starting line is going to be, "Hey im Luke! i was wondering if you needed your lawn mown by chance? and then if they ask how much, i will say, "you can pay me however much youd like", any tips on getting more customers etc??
I owned and ran a small retail buisness and e-commerce store for over 5 years before I did a D2D sales job and I found out I had a lot more to learn. Great video!
Your hunter mentality doesn’t mean shit when you’re selling something with a credit check (directv is a perfect example) in a neighborhood that has poor credit. This is a lie that they told me too!
That's what they get for trying to sell Avon. The last woman that came to my door trying to sell Avon i slammed the door in her face. Damn a bunch of Avon!
I would love to be a door to door saleaman I'm in home onweres homes every day . I need to know what it is i need to sell to start building skills and myself
Leading my district in sales at retail got the attention of corporate to door to door sales, I've learned honesty and cutting the shit really builds trust and opens people up to buy
I’d say find a good market- if your selling a $15,000 water treatment system. Probably not gonna make many sales. Compared to a $200 product more outcome
Today first time I'm going d2d sales and I feel like 'what if no one buys my product, what if I can't sell a thing.? All this what ifs are making me nervous n fearful. HELP.....
Just started d2d got 4 apps in my 2 days going solo. First week solo now and 2 of them canceled apps and two days in with 0 apps so far. Ready to switch it up today!
D2D is not very safe. When there is a delay, and the homeowner keeps their right hand behind their hip, you should wonder what they are holding. Other people with you don't matter. Mag capacity is 10 to 21. DO NOT approach within arm's reach. After they refuse 3 times, you are in serious danger. When they order you to leave, you and your partners are seconds from dying, if you don't comply. In my location, there are home invasions every day.
YES. My 3 years in sales was the 3 years of my career that I developed the most in my communication
👊👊👊👊👊👊😚
Blessed!!! Great job!!! This has inspired me so thanks you
Was that a Malagasy Y- o - u?
I went from homeless to making 60k in 3 months a year later
All praises to the most High YHWH ‼️🙏🏾
I call bs, let's see your bank statement
God is good
Which country do you live at? Im in Germany working d2d and pay 40% taxes on my income
Well when I first started I only got paid $24 per electric bill and I’d do 5 a day. Now I get paid $100 per electric bill still doing 5 a day. Then I also when I have a team get paid a percentage of their deals as well. The most I’ve mad in a month was $16k all door to door income. The 60k in 3 months , 40k of that was mine, 20k of it was my wife’s because I made her the leader of my organization
Southwestern Advantage is the door to door job im doing right now and its great! This video is all factsss
Heey, how do you feel at now ? :) I/m asking because i will go to America on the year :D
Are you closing or just knocking ?
1. Realize d2d is awesome
2. Hunter vs Scavenger
3. Accept the challenge
4. Welcome rejection
5. Sport not job
6. Hourly vs commission
7. Excuses dont make you money
8. 5 year plan
9. Integrity
10. Enjoy the process
Stick to the schedule. Focus on what you can control and not what you can't control. The commissions come after you commit to showing up to do the work.
the background music is annoying please dont use it ever again
NOTHING looks better on a sales resume than "I actually survived in door to door". People who can knock doors are absolute units on car lots. If you can be a mediocre window canvasser you can be a cricket wireless stores vehicle to sucess
As somebody who’s just starting in D2D I’m so glad I’ve found this page. I’ve been setting 2 appointments a week while some of my colleagues are setting 15. I’m so excited to try these tips out!
How'd it go?
Just started a D2D position and I’m hungry
Edit: 2 weeks in and I’ve made 20k!
Awesome!! I just started as well.
@@zachnason3426 good luck!
Fucking dope bro! How's it been now 2 months in?
LIAR
@@jerryjudd7304 naw my man, you gotta hustle and knock a lot of doors but if you get 1-3 houses with nice systems it’s easy to make a lot of money
Nobody wants to give a job and I started door to door sales and my life change since then I have no problem of money. Great Video,👍
What industry ?
Thank you. Needed this.
I'm 17 and a d2d salesman in London and this helped a lot man!!
18yo d2d in london too!! 👊🏽
im 17 and a d2d salesman in Toronto. ahhhhh
18 d2d in us
17 in Michigan/USA🤙🏽
18/Ohio USA
This is my first door to door sales job this was an inspirational thanks
How is the job going? I just got my job today and would love your feedback
Gummy’s Channel yea fax hows ur job I’m curious
I'm starting my first door to door tomorrow. I would also love to hear from you, maybe we could even compare notes.
How’s it going for you !
Just started my first sales job in roofing.. went through the whole week.... appreciate the advice/tips hopefully it can become a permanent gig
I’ve been knocking for 2 weeks selling solar. It’s wonderful! No deals. Lots of No’s. Lots of closed doors. But I don’t let it get me down because I’m trying to truly help. I’ll get a yes eventually. 😊
Update?
@@Dylan-yf5tj it’s been 2 months. I have made 3 sales and am building my pipeline. I have 2 meetings this week and plenty of follow ups as well!
*Art I’m almost over the hill now watch my smoke!
*wonderful, just do it
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I'm getting into selling 3d photos I don't go door to door I usually go to busy places and approach people. Do you have any tips? Thanks!
2:45 Salesmanship Rollercoster - benefits of offering reps W-2 with set hours.
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The information from this channel has been nothing short of inspirational, and brilliant. My results have doubled since consistently applying what this team has shared with us. The company is definitely more blessed because of it. So is my family. Thanks guys, God bless. Signing up for d2d University 🎓
Appreciate that man
I was a US Navy recruiter, I also trained recruiters and evaluated them. I sold Cadillacs and then insurance, P&C, and all lines, but 80% P&C. Here's what my advice is on sales. The first is to know your product inside and out. Over 80% of your sales are based on product knowledge, that is fulfilling a NEED or a WANT, and knowing when there is a difference. When I sold Cadillacs we used to have what was known as Walk-Around competitions. The GM would have each of us do a walk around (Demonstrate all the major features and give key points within 4 minutes) on a certain model and then he would ask us different questions. Such as how much torque? How much room in the trunk, can I fit two bags of clubs? What size spare tires, what kind of tires, are they all season? Gas mileage, how much oil? How long is the corrosion warranty, etc? The fewer questions he asked, the better your walk around was. The walkaround had only one purpose, to build the value of the car to match the price. The top person got a 100 dollar bill. Second place got a 20, third got a 10. Next is PMA, Positive Mental Attitude, believing in your product, and yourself. Next, how to handle objections, what do you say when they say NO. How many objections should you handle before you say "Thank you for your time". And how to close by asking trial questions. For example, "So if we can get the car in the color you want, and give you so much for your trade, would that be enough to move ahead?" Or, "So, based on what you have seen heard does this sound like something you are interested in pursuing?" If they say yes, stop selling, they just bought.
First and foremost thank you for your service ! I’m a 4 year Army veteran myself and I had two interviews recently involving door to door sales and so far it sounds like I’m about to get the job. I’m glad I took the time to read your comment. Very constructive and I love how you went in detail and shared your personal experience with Cadillac. It makes perfect sense for anyone selling a product to know all about what it is they’re selling to establish trust between them and the clients they interact with. I’m going to take the time to research the company products and a few competitors as well that way I’m as equipped as possible when it comes to knowledge of the products I’ll be selling. I appreciate you for sharing this man.
@@ccoldtruths7855 Door to door is tough, and with Ring cameras now don't be surprised when they don't even open the door. If I were you and you really wanted to get into sales, I would recommend going to a large dealership and seeing if they are hiring. Most dealers have a training program. I went through the Cadillac program, and it was extremely hard. You should also look into insurance, you have to take a test to see what your personality is (They are looking for people who are motivated by money.) See if MetLife or Prudential is hiring. But first I would read up on Zig Zigler and also a book called Sell the Sizzle. Here's tip, everyone has a Dominant Buying Motive, and you should be able to identify it.based on what they tell you. Sales are fulfilling a need, that is what it all comes down to. I sold one of the first Escalades in my market to a guy who traded in a one-year-old El Dorado that we had sold him. He wanted to be the first one to show it off. That is a need and a want right there. My GM didn't want to sell the car, because no one had them on the lot, but the owner said to let it go.
@Acquired Cents Too bad you never learned to actually sell. We’re on different planets, I’m talking about $60,000 cars, or intangible items.
As a D2D Comcast Rep, I receive more door slams than my time in middle school .... But this channel is legit. I've used a lot of tips to enhance my customer service and relations.
Love this video! I watch it before going out to give me the right energy!
Starting D2D today. I own my own IT company and I operate as CMO and co-founder. I just hired a new marketing agent and we are going to explore the world of d2d and b2b today. It's been a LONG TIME COMING. But it's here. I'm nervous, especially with the lockdowns still in place but this is my last option before possibly losing my position and ownership. I can't fail. So I won't.
What happened?
@@melsoro7311 never replied, we know what happened LOL
^He became must’ve become a millionaire 👀
I love the message in this video. thank you very much.
Thanks!!
th-cam.com/video/6TRkt_7zq18/w-d-xo.html Perfect Pitch Video
I can never muster the courage to go door to door and I hate myself for it.
You got this, man get out there and try it! You are just helpinh people.
I took theater and improv classes in high school and it really helped w working d2d
this comment was 7 months ago, how do you feel now?
knock 1000 doors- then make that determination. I was the same way. It took me 2 days to knock my first door because of anxiety. Now Its second nature. Almost like a muscle memory.
It's your perception. Perception makes you feel like you can't, that leads how you would act at the job, that will determine your results. Change your perception and you will be fine. You got this
As a closer this is now part of my training curriculum for my walkers
Love it. Have u checked out d2du.thed2dexperts.com
I want to meet you I love door knocking I enjoy tips
Hey man thank you so much for the tips really You said some things that just resonated and I'm going to sure as hell implement your advice thank you 👍
I do door to door life insurance sales!! However, what do you recommend for the best hours to door knock? Thank you
10am-2pm 530-730
All hours are
In the evening and on the weekends
Here before my second day of a d2d job. Have been actively avoiding d2d but not much choice. Was pretty down all day yesterday and feeling like my experience in sales doesn't matter in a place like this. But shit man. Here we go
now its been a year - hows it been?
Such a good video. I’m actually starting my first d2d job in a couple days
Starting my first D2D sales at the end of this month. Training my mind and getting ready for this.
How’s it going
He quit
First day of my D2D sales career ready to get out there and put in some work!
You quit
Great video! Just the information and mindset I needed. Thanks
80 thumbs down and 5 star reviews only. Well done D2D Experts. Too bad you can't delete down votes :(
Exactly and he is paying people to comment shit like " I made 20k this month d2d its my 1st month !"
Tip 1. Quit your job.
Tip 2. Realize why Door Knocking is unethical.
Tip 3. Get an ethical job.
Your handle is sir greedy.. how is d2d unethical, an individual decides to be unethical or not.
@@D2DExperts Lol You think a handle means anything? My handle could be "Hitler" It wouldn't make me Hitler. I'd explain my handle but it's irrelevant. I'll never convince you door knocking is unethical. You already know it is. You simply don't care. It's your bread and butter.
I am going to start D2D to scale up my own business. Wish me luck!!
After more than 20 years in sales... I reinvented my career jumping to sale Solar. Actually, In the last three months I've been leaning everything than i need to know to do D2D in a good way. thank you for your advises.
Hi, How is the solar business? I’ve been looking into it lately.
At age 60, locating a routine job is difficult. Canvassing areas around where we live makes sense. Most people are home during the weekends and at work on weekdays. There are about ten thousand homes in my Atlanta neighborhood. The Artison handmade soap will go for $7.00 each and my poetry book is priced at $15.00. I think a basic web site is a must as well. It is good to see younger people getting away from screens and going door to door. I have an advantage in that I live close by and don't mind telling people where to find me. I always dress up and use a cane to climb steps. Young people should also look presentable with a suit and tie or dress business attire for women. Use only three knocks or ring the bell. In other words, don't be loud and sound like a bill collector. I hope this helps. Please share your thoughts. Janet Busener
yo guys, anyone have some tips for knocking on gated community? like, 1 gate system, where the security won’t allow us?
Ima come back to this in 3 months. I just started my d2d journey. I have 0$ and that will change.
Awesome Video!
Thanks!
Im worried during the era of COVID about doing door to door sales.
I'm going today. If I can find this comment later I'll let you know my wins and successes. I'll also be honest about the feedback we get.
Dreary Drummer so it’s been working?
Dreary Drummer I mean more ppl are home
@@titonothere6179 so I went and we got a LOT of MIXED feedback. My pitch is a $5 Bill Analysis wear we basically audit everyone's tv bill, phone bill, internet bill, electric bill, and home security bill. If we can't save them at least 10% or more the service is free. No one let us in but they did ask to be put on our email list to schedule a zoom for us to go over everything remotely.
I knocked around 120 doors (not that many I know) and got about 5 solid leads and all of them but one asked to keep a brochure. We got some praise for going door to door in this climate but we also got around 5 or 6 people who essentially scolded us and didn't even bother answering. Overall I claim it as a success and I fully intend to keep at it!
@Nellzartworx give it a go!
This is all great advice that goes beyond sales, good life advice really.
Door to door is awesome . Home ownere are so nice to me is better to deal with them than grumpy foreman.
I havent had one rejection. I think i have a gift. Im a natural. I love this.
does anyone know how to make a living on the door cuz you dont wanna be 50 or 60 knocking on the door?
this video has so much more meaning to me beyond door to door. all these skills directly apply to life.
Amazing video mate!
Thank you very much for your crucial world I'm working in a wrong direction but now now I have to fallow all the tips that you provide us
Thank you sir
Thank you sir
Thanks man!!
@@D2DExperts you are the biggest cringe in the industry . Pretending to be the fucking power company to get appointments
Or. Approach the companies you're selling for and sell direct and make 100% commission.
We want you to have an hourly mindset, not a commission mindset. If that's the case, I would like the employer to also have an hourly mindset and pay on an hourly basis.
Tip #2 is wrong. When door-knocking don't look at yourself as a "Hunter or scavenger", Instead look at yourself as a "Farmer", Sooner or letter you will harvest the fruits of your labor.
I am from india nice video plz add subtitles
“In order to create you have to be vulnerable” I like that
This one guy at my door sure didn't understand tip #4, no matter how many ways I said I wasn't interested he kept pestering me to validate my stance. Clearly he should have realized that after a certain point of attitude he was giving me that there was no way it was ever going to turn into a sale.
He probably closed your neighbor tho. You just weren't right for the company
Nice summit hat 🧢
hahaha i didnt think anyone would notice... but truth is, by far my fav hat in a while
Looks good on you 🤙
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Thanks for the video and now I can't wait to sell pens door to door.
My 2 years in sales was one of the biggest waste of times I’ve ever had in my life. It put my career old hold thinking that it will eventually work out. I decided to bail on sales as soon as I had my epiphany; got a job while I finished my degree (I made 50,000 a year waiting tables) and now I get to watch all of these bullshit videos saying how people make 100k a year making sales!
I make 350-550k a year. That’s a rough average. When I first started I made 28k in 2 months. You have to bust your ass and be consistent when you work. You just did it wrong or didn’t have correct training..
BUUUUUUUULLLLLLSHIIIIIT
@@bonsaw57 lmao.. just look @ statistics bro.
@@bonsaw57 I get paid 20 hour if I don’t hit my quota.
Not everyone is a closer. Sorry it didn't work out for you.
Thank you bro, going to start today at sales.
I am more peaceful now.
Enjoy! Forget about money results Enjoy and be haopy! GOD Bless!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏💪💪
You were clear in salea pitch
I sell well and i always hope to learn from other great sales people. You were short and sweet and concise. Muaaauh
Tip 8 should be tip 1
Just started my first d2d sales job! Go solar!
Hows it going?
Any tips?
thanks bro🙏
Has anyone tried d2d for fitness training
Yes in its own way
It’s solid business to business
Very Nice Video
I love this. Thank you!
Going door to door to get signatures to put me on the ballot. Wish me luck!
Hey!! Hows things going so far?
Really this what i was looking for to hear ... thank you
Sounds more like your trying to pitch me a job position than telling me how to do my job better
I dont have anything for ya
hey! im planning on going door to door and asking people if they need there lawn mown, my starting line is going to be, "Hey im Luke! i was wondering if you needed your lawn mown by chance? and then if they ask how much, i will say, "you can pay me however much youd like", any tips on getting more customers etc??
Why are these guys sporting a tacky Nike polo shirt and hat?
Thats what you call a sweet sponsorship my guy
is it true there’s room to succeed in this? Just started a job doing my first D2D and it almost seems too good to be true
Tons of opportunities in d2d
D2D Experts vague but thanks
to be fair it was a vague question. You’re asking a self made millionaire who started with d2d if there’s room to succeed. Yes? There is.
Damnshesalty self made millionaire....cap 🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢
defunkt carbs Go check?
I owned and ran a small retail buisness and e-commerce store for over 5 years before I did a D2D sales job and I found out I had a lot more to learn. Great video!
Thanks! Tons to still learn for everyone
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@@chrisvasey4032 for looser maybe haha
I'm just here to express my absolute hatred for door to door salesmen.
Stop harassing people on their own home
Your hunter mentality doesn’t mean shit when you’re selling something with a credit check (directv is a perfect example) in a neighborhood that has poor credit. This is a lie that they told me too!
Seems like the market has crashed because of COVID. My company barely gets sales now
Cery great tips i will be going d2,d educating neighbors on switching to Solar
That's what they get for trying to sell Avon. The last woman that came to my door trying to sell Avon i slammed the door in her face. Damn a bunch of Avon!
Thank you so much the video is quite helpful. I'm going to apply everything you said
You had me until you said millennial shit. Cause like boomers have google and microwaves and fast food 😂
I would love to be a door to door saleaman I'm in home onweres homes every day . I need to know what it is i need to sell to start building skills and myself
Leading my district in sales at retail got the attention of corporate to door to door sales, I've learned honesty and cutting the shit really builds trust and opens people up to buy
My dad always told me whatever whoever you hang around and surround yourself with is where you’ll be in 4 years and it’s so true
What would your advice be for someone looking to get into d2d sales with no experience? Best industry to start out in?
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I’d say find a good market- if your selling a $15,000 water treatment system. Probably not gonna make many sales. Compared to a $200 product more outcome
Then again, I don’t know it all.
Adt has been an amazing journey both financially and life changing
Alarm industry is epic!
Today first time I'm going d2d sales and I feel like 'what if no one buys my product, what if I can't sell a thing.? All this what ifs are making me nervous n fearful.
HELP.....
Don’t allow what ifs - ur in charge of success - put your head down and chose to be successful at it
Thank you. I'm doing a school fundraiser and I needed these tips:)
Its way better for me to do door to door for my own product than working for a business and earning commission
How much would you charge to recruit a 5-6 man canvass team in my area?
Do u get paid by appointments and contract closings usually?
Ive been an owner operator of various services since 2014 and ive used door tondoor and word of month as my main forms of advertisement.
Thank you for your videos and great tips!!
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I'm in health insurance. Starting my D2D knocking this wk. I've got a goal of 100 doors per day. Hoping it works out
What exactly are you talking about selling ?
Just started d2d got 4 apps in my 2 days going solo. First week solo now and 2 of them canceled apps and two days in with 0 apps so far. Ready to switch it up today!
Im 20 and I start d2d this week wish me luck.
This was so helpful, thank you!!!
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D2D is not very safe. When there is a delay, and the homeowner keeps their right hand behind their hip, you should wonder what they are holding. Other people with you don't matter. Mag capacity is 10 to 21. DO NOT approach within arm's reach. After they refuse 3 times, you are in serious danger. When they order you to leave, you and your partners are seconds from dying, if you don't comply. In my location, there are home invasions every day.