A short YouTube reaction/analysis of an outbound life-insurance sales call. The clip shows Juliano Masarelli calling Christopher about life insurance; Christopher declines and asks to be removed from the call list. Two commentators (Speaker A and Speaker C) provide coaching: they encourage making outbound dialing entertaining for the caller, warn against an over-the-top 'Wolf of Wall Street' style, and note playful call quirks (e.g., a "Google gobble").
Hello, Christopher.
May I ask who's calling?
Hey, Christopher, this is Juliano Masarelli. I was reaching out about the. The life insurance in Creed sent in. Did you end up getting that in place?
I've already asked I don't know how many times. If you take it off John's call list, I'm. I'm good. Hold on to that.
Oh, okay. So you got your family protected? We're good. Yes. Okay. And what type of coverage did you end up getting?
Wow. How much money you got? How much money you got? How much money you got? Hey.
I really like this. Especially when you're doing a lot of outbound dialing. Just understand you're gonna get, like, a lot of. So whatever way you can do to make it entertaining for yourself, that is actually gonna cause you to make the dials, like, take skill set outside of it. You need to do the work in order to make the money. So any way that you can do it to make it entertaining for yourself, that you actually big, big supportive of it. I will just say if you sound like Wolf of Wall street, this is what people don't like, and they're going to shut down more likely than not. So maybe I'll change what he's actually saying a little bit, but nice job of actually having some fun with the Google gobble. One of us. One of us. One of us. Google gobble and get after it.