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Four Mistakes You Make When Following Up

Anthony Iannarino

As much as you want to believe it’s the client, it’s more likely your approach to following up. If you send an email to follow up when a client goes dark, you did not follow up. You didn’t even attempt to follow up. You are not calling to check in, touch base, or follow up.

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Automate your follow ups with Text (SMS) sequences

Salesmate

In this article, you will learn about creating your own sets of automated text messages with text (SMS) sequences and merge them with your email drip campaigns for successful follow ups. We already have shown how sequences can be used as drip campaigns for putting your email follow-ups on autopilot.

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7 Sales Follow-Up Strategies that Actually Work

Cience

For example, a couple of weeks ago, I read about a guy who followed up his prospect 125 times in nine years until they finally signed a deal. That made me think: what does this guy know about follow-ups that others don’t? Why didn’t he give up after a month, a year, or even five years? Don’t believe me?

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6 Mistakes to Avoid in Your Inbound Lead Follow-Up

Sales Hacker

They don’t offer an omnichannel experience in terms of the lead follow-up process. They may or may not have developed a follow-up schedule but are not continually testing. Reps are giving up too early/don’t know when to move on. There isn’t a continual feedback loop between teams. How can we patch these gaps?

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Don’t Drop the Ball on Follow-Up: Announcing Action Items by Gong.io

Gong.io

I had just wrapped up a demo with a key account and could feel the momentum. When Tuesday came, the VP Sales canceled with a gruff note: “Chris, we never saw the ROI study. We’ve all heard that “fortune is in the follow-up.”. Armed with Action Items, you’ll never let follow-up actions slip through the cracks again.

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Are You Focused On Achieving Outstanding Results?

Steven Rosen

Determine your 3 biggest time-sucking activities (TSAs) that don’t generate any results but suck up your time. Now add up the number of hours you have blocked to do your 3 RGAs and how many hours you have blocked with your 3 TSAs in the last month. On the flip side, cancel or say no to your 3 top TSAs for the next 3 months.

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Sales are Down… What is the Boss Going to Say? Nothing!

Steven Rosen

So I quickly thought up a 3 point plan and marched down to my boss’s office. I stated that I was concerned about sales and I decided that I was going to do the following: Cancel all training for the next 3 months. The following day when my boss looked at his sales report, I didn’t get a phone call asking what’s going on.