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Finding Prospect Pain

7 09, 2014

Crafting a Cold Call Script to Uncover Prospect Pain

By |2023-10-30T03:42:08+00:00September 7, 2014|Cold Call Script, Finding Prospect Pain, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Scripts|0 Comments

If you can design your cold call script so that you find out what pain and challenges the prospect is experiencing, you will greatly improve your ability to generate leads. Unfortunately, that is a little easier said than done, as pain is often something fairly difficult to uncover in a quick cold call. But there [...]

7 10, 2013

How to Find Pain When Sales Prospecting

By |2023-11-04T06:00:44+00:00October 7, 2013|Building Interest, Finding Prospect Pain, Sales Coaching, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips, Sales Training, Training Videos|0 Comments

One of the key steps to take during sales prospecting is to find out if the prospect is having any pain. This is critical for a couple of reasons. First, getting pain into the conversation is one of the best ways to grab the prospect's attention and create engaging conversations. Another reason this is important [...]

2 10, 2013

Sales Messaging Workshop Video

By |2023-09-07T10:46:25+00:00October 2, 2013|Cold Call Script, Cold Calling, Communicating Value, Finding Prospect Pain, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Coaching, Sales Objection Handling, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips, Sales Training, Training Videos|0 Comments

If you are interested in using SalesScripter, or interested in improving your sales for that matter, you might want to watch this video. This is a recording of a mini-workshop on sales messaging. This training outlines a sales messaging methodology that breaks down into six categories: Value Pain Qualify Objections Interest Credibility This video has [...]

19 05, 2013

Crafting a Great Sales Message: Focus on Value and Pain

By |2023-11-10T09:14:23+00:00May 19, 2013|Building Interest, Cold Call Script, Cold Calling, Communicating Value, Finding Prospect Pain, Sales Consulting Blog, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips|0 Comments

A very important part of the sales process is developing the sales message. Even though it’s important, often it’s skipped over and we lean toward just “winging it.” The following are some things to think about in order to improve your development of sales messaging.   Identify Your Value The value you offer is one [...]

9 05, 2013

Five Ways to Improve the Scheduling of Telephone Appointments

By |2023-11-12T06:39:53+00:00May 9, 2013|Cold Call Script, Cold Calling, Finding Prospect Pain, Inside Sales, Lead Generation, Sales Coaching, Sales Methodology, Sales Prospecting, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips, Telemarketing, Telesales|0 Comments

One of the key steps where it is important to execute well when making cold calls is scheduling telephone appointments. There are clear things that we can do to improve our success rate in this area which is good news.   1. Communicate Value The area of effectively communicating the business value that we have [...]

7 05, 2013

Make Your Sales Messages More Powerful With These Tips

By |2023-11-12T06:43:13+00:00May 7, 2013|Building Interest, Cold Calling, Communicating Value, Finding Prospect Pain, Lead Generation, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Methodology, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips|0 Comments

It can be the difference that leads to success in having powerful sales messages. You can improve your level of lead generation when you’re able to grab the prospect’s attention as well as effectively communicate how you can help. You should see positive improvements in overall sales growth by having more leads.   Focus on [...]

30 03, 2013

The Keys to Qualifying Sales During Cold Calls: The Basics

By |2023-11-16T10:54:14+00:00March 30, 2013|Cold Calling, Finding Prospect Pain, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Pitch, Sales Process, Sales Prospecting, Sales Questions, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips|0 Comments

When working on qualifying sales during cold calls, lightly qualify first because we’re simply attempting to determine if it makes sense for everybody to keep investing their time in the conversation. Some examples of what to look at when asking light qualifying questions are general questions that identify if things are great, ok, or have [...]

21 03, 2013

Sales Call Questions that Can Generate Leads

By |2023-11-16T11:07:26+00:00March 21, 2013|Building Interest, Finding Prospect Pain, Inside Sales, Qualifying Prospects, Sales Methodology, Sales Pitch, Sales Prospecting, Sales Questions, Sales Scripts, Sales Tips|0 Comments

It can be the difference between failure and success depending on the sales call questions that you ask. Initially, break down the first two different sales process stages to help in outlining what questions you should ask. The first conversation is the initial stage. Setting an appointment is the second stage. There are different questions [...]

7 03, 2013

Effective Sales Tactics – Magnify Uncovered Pain

By |2023-11-18T04:01:55+00:00March 7, 2013|Building Interest, Closing Sales, Cold Call Script, Cold Calling, Communicating Value, Finding Prospect Pain, Sales Coaching, Sales Tips|0 Comments

It is a given that selling is unpredictable and one thing we can be sure of is we can use effective sales tactics to create increasingly productive conversations with prospects. Magnifying any pain in which we’re able to identify that the prospect is experiencing is one of those tactics. When using pain in this context, [...]

3 03, 2013

7 Steps to Improve Your Persuasive Sales Skills

By |2023-11-18T05:58:44+00:00March 3, 2013|Building Interest, Closing Sales, Cold Calling, Communicating Value, Finding Prospect Pain, Sales Coaching, Sales Prospecting, Sales Tips, Sales Training|0 Comments

Commonly, salespeople believe in order to be successful you need to have persuasive sales skills. Also, there is a common misconception that you somehow have to manipulate prospects to be truly persuasive.  Actually, you don’t have to be manipulative at all to be effective in building interest as well as getting prospects to move forward. [...]

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