Sales Calls don't be a Jerk #44

The Script:

Sales Calls don't act like a Jerk!

When you are prospecting and cold calling

And expecting to setup meetings and schedule follow-ups

don't act like a jerk and think you know everything

While working with your customer

They will know you are full of shit and never buy from you

The skill is in listening and replaying back what the customer needs, wants and has problems with

They know you are fake when you try to impress them and or blow them away

Being good is not always being a jerk.

Change the way you deal with all types of people

There is room to learn. There is room to grow

There is room to get better when talking to your new clients.

And here’s an Example of

Authenticity Wins: A Cold Calling Script for Genuine Connections"

[Opening] Hey there, it's [David] calling from [Security Spyware]

[Building Rapport] I've been reaching out to folks that submitted a request form for information [] and wanting to follow-up with you and your company.

[Empathizing] I know how busy things can get, so I won't take up too much of your time. But I'm here to listen and understand what challenges you might be facing right now.

[Active Listening] Would you mind sharing a bit about your current priorities or pain points? I'm here to learn how we might be able to assist you in reaching your goals more effectively.

[Reflecting Needs] Ah, I see. So, it sounds like [you faced with even more threats with your online systems and POS]. Am I getting that right?

[Offering Solutions] Well, based on what you've shared, I believe we might have some strategies or solutions that could align well with your objectives.

[Closing] Before we wrap up, is there anything else on your mind that you'd like to discuss?

[Final Note] Thanks for taking the time to chat with me today.

Remember, it's not about impressing you with fancy jargon or pushing products you don't need. It's about building a genuine connection and finding the best way forward together.

Remember, authenticity and empathy go a long way in building trust and meaningful relationships, especially in the world of sales and prospecting. Good luck out there!