Short YouTube transcript excerpt (Andy Neary) offering two practical sales tactics: (1) proactively address objections in content and outreach to help prospects overcome them, and (2) quickly disqualify poor-fit prospects by stating who is not a good fit to save time and set clearer expectations. The aim is efficiency and clearer outcomes on prospecting calls.
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Take it a step earlier, I would be using objections in my content that I'm posting on LinkedIn or email. Why? Because if you talk about it first and you talk about it often, you make it easier for your prospects to overcome those objections. Number two, talk about why people wouldn't be a good fit for you. I do that often. When we're on prospecting calls today, I talk about the type of agencies, the type of producers that would not be a good fit for us. Why? Because I'm giving that prospect an opportunity to either identify with that disqualifier or say, nope, that's not me. Now, I am going to talk about what makes a good fit as well, but I'm going to talk about the type of producers or agencies that we just can't create a good result for. Why? Because if that is them, we just spent 15 to 20 minutes on a call and we both came to the conclusion that they're not a good fit. No harm, no foul. They got a clear, no uncommon tip, number one, and we spent 15, 20 minutes, no time wasted.