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I received this question from a new customer marketing of mine who founded a new catering company and event after years of working for someone else.
I'm finally getting leads from your site! This week I received more requests for jobs than ever before. Now my problem is the one-time sale call me. How do you handle an incoming call from a potential client who is considering hiring them? Thanks, LT Here are some tips that I switched to LT reported that he is much more relaxed and, so far, has booked a job $ 000 with these ideas. I hope you have the same luck!
First you want to build a relationship quickly. You want the caller to get a good feeling about you and your business. No, it is not about "brown-poke" or "sucking up" or "schmoozing." It is attitude.
Some thoughts to consider before making that phone ....
attitude of gratitude. Be happy that someone is giving you the opportunity to serve them in a way that allows you to use your gifts and talents and make a profit. Do not act grateful ... grateful to be
attitude of service Be prepared to help the caller in any way possible - .. Even if it means sending calling for competition.
The attitude of enthusiasm. When I coached LT we recorded some of his telephone conversations (you can record the part of the call without obtaining permission) and he was shocked. He was trying to sound like a "business professional." It seemed as enthusiastic as an employee of the Department of Motor Vehicles on a Friday afternoon.
If you do not only meet at funerals and bankruptcy hearings most of the customers are enthusiastic about the event they are planning. They want to do with a relaxed, confident and happy professional event.
The most important person in the world
Dale Carnegie taught us to "make other people feel important -. And do it with sincerity." How do you do that? Ask questions you really want answers to, and listen carefully to the answers. When was the last time you talked to someone who really care about your opinion? Do not you have that make you feel great? Really try to understand what the customer is saying - so few people do it.
Care. Do not ask a client 's fishing trophy if you really do not care. This is cheap, insincere and transparent. My sales style is strictly professional - do not talk about sports, the weather, or how nice your tie is. When I meet a potential client always get right to work - not my business - your business. .
prepare I go to every meeting prepared - I do not ask the questions that a professional should already know. If I'm trying to get a fair account I know all I can about the industry, company, competition, and their latest products. If I am pursuing a meeting incentive sales I know the names and territories from sales managers, the size of the sales force and the demographics of the participants before approaching the buyer. Know what you are talking about goes well beyond smarmy glad-delivery.
How do you prepare for unexpected telephone survey? Stop winging!
suction module. Type a recruitment form to obtain all the information they need ... and understand the questions that competition is not asking.
High Value Applications. Make a list of intelligent questions that increase understanding and enhance your professional image. List questions that make the customer say: "Wow, I'm so glad you asked me that -! I have not thought about it that"
Increased sales Tip! Always ask the caller if you've never taken or experienced a service like yours before. Then he asks: "What do you like about it?" and "What do not you like about it." Get the answers to these two questions and your callers have told exactly how to sell them.
When LT asked a client who does not like a former restaurant owner, the customer said she did not like the servers - they do not have a professional look. LT emailed to photos and testimonies about his wait staff. He got the job!
charges. Start keeping track of all objections you get on the phone ... and then prepare a presentation that preempts them. The best way to handle an objection is to structure the presentation so that they do not become a problem - but be careful to avoid customers to express their legitimate concerns.
LT callers thought that by saying, "Our prices are not cheap - why not do the cheap labor and our customers want only the best," dropped the price objection. has done - he made the caller feels too embarrassed by the sharing of price concerns - and LT did sound like a jerk!
Script sales. No, you do not want to read a sales script to a caller and end up sounding like a telemarketer fake ... but you want to make sure to give the caller a great sounding presentation.
Here's how to write a large telephone sales script: Do not write it - talk about it.
Record and transcribe to talk with customers. Listen to your recording with a colleague or coach, and choose the parts that you feel do a great job selling your services. Write down those phrases - exactly as you told them - and create the "field." It sounds like you - but your best you!
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