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One Difference Between Top Sales Reps and You

Mr. Inside Sales

Most sales reps beat around the bush and are timid, hesitant, and resistant to taking control of the call. An example is how most sales reps open their calls. Given the example above, this translates to: “Hi, Dave Anderson, please.”. Chances are, you do it much more frequently than is good for your sales results….

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Improve Your VM Callbacks with This One Simple Fix

Mr. Inside Sales

Yep—the business prospect, of course. If you’re leaving voice messages and not getting call backs, consider whether you’re making it hard for your prospects to write your number down. If you’ve identified yourself as a sales rep (like in the second example above. But even then I didn’t want to. where do I start?!)

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Free Scripts and Resources to Help You Sell More!

Mr. Inside Sales

And you can search for any topic that is giving you trouble: For example, need help cold calling? The best (and most affordable) on-demand inside sales training program? Feel free to forward this email to everyone on your inside sales team. Unlimited License: One to 100 reps can attend for one low price!

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The Price is Too High—Best Technique to Use

Mr. Inside Sales

Whenever a prospect told him that, he simply asked: “And besides price, what else is holding you back?”. The next time someone tells you they can’t afford it or your price is too high, use my client’s example above. And let your prospect tell you where you need to go next…. ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS!

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Pitch Your Product in Two Sentences

Mr. Inside Sales

, I’m going to give you two rules for developing an effective elevator pitch and then some examples that you can plug your product or service into. Remember, this is an “elevator pitch” designed to inform and grab interest in a prospect during the time you’re in an elevator together (or during that crucial 20 seconds you’ve got on the phone).

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How to Make Your Email Subject Line Compelling

Mr. Inside Sales

By now, I hope you have all been incorporating your prospect’s name in your email subject lines. If you have, then you are already getting more prospects to lock onto your email, and that will mean more prospects will read them. The second part of a compelling subject line is to make the rest of it intriguing to your prospect.

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How to Make Your Email Subject Line Compelling

Mr. Inside Sales

By now, I hope you have all been incorporating your prospect’s name in your email subject lines. If you have, then you are already getting more prospects to lock onto your email, and that will mean more prospects will read them. The second part of a compelling subject line is to make the rest of it intriguing to your prospect.