The purpose of cold calls.

19 Sept 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief monologue, the speaker explains that the core purpose of a cold call is to act like a doctor diagnosing a patient: to discover whether the prospect actually has a problem that the salesperson’s solution can address, and whether the prospect is motivated to fix it. The speaker uses a medical analogy (itchy throat, runny nose, sore ears) to illustrate how to ask probing questions that differentiate chronic, lifestyle‑choice issues from temporary, easily‑resolved ones. Ultimately, the cold call is a discovery step that feeds into the larger goal of generating revenue, but only after confirming the existence and urgency of the problem.

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