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Saw this post in another group: “Just had my very first Coffee Hour, and I totally get it. I’m in Los Angeles, and I was joined by two of my members, one from Northern Canada, and another from Germany! We had a lovely chat. One of them said it was the most fun they had all week. All of us wanted to keep going, but we had other appointments to make. I was skeptical about the whole “Just start with nothing but a few posts and a coffee hour” thing, but it all makes sense now. Can’t wait to keep growing my skool.”

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Today, I had a very informative and productive meeting with Elliot during a one-on-one training session. Looking forward to continuing these sessions and to working on a new Skool community this evening.

Today is Monday I will be using this Cold calling Script today. It is long with direction to keep me on track. I'm always open to feedback. I also have Voicemail drop, email, SMS, DM scripts and Call back script. I will more than happy to share with every if you would like it. You all are welcome to us it for your business if it works. Cold Call Dialogue: High-Reputation Med Spa, No Website 1. Opening (Disarm + Permission) You Hi, this is Inger, may I speak with the owner or the person who oversees the (marketing), online booking experience? (If no → ask who is and request the best time. Don’t pitch.) No problem at all. Who would be the best person to speak with, and what’s the best way to reach them?” (If yes → continue.) You “I’ll be very brief, did I catch you at an okay time for a quick question?” If they say NO: “No problem, when’s a better time to call back?” 👉 Respect here earns trust later. 2. Credibility Without Flattery You “The reason I’m calling is I came across your med spa and noticed you have #____ Google reviews (____-star) that really stood out.” 🤫Pause. Let it land. Then: “That tells me clients trust you.” (Stop talking. Let them respond.) 3. Observation (Neutral, Not Critical) You “I also noticed you’re booking online, but there isn’t a central website that clearly outlines services for new clients.” 👉Important: You are observing, not judging. Then: “That’s actually pretty common for practices that grow through referrals.” This removes defensiveness. 4. Position Yourself (Support, Not Fix) You “What we do is help med spa owners put a professional website around what they already have mainly to clarify services and support the booking experience for current & new clients.” Do not mention automation. Do not mention SEO. Not yet. 5. Soft Diagnostic Question (Key Moment) “How do new clients usually find you and move forward with booking?” 6. Micro Offer (No Pitch) You “I’m offering a short, complimentary review where I look at your current booking setup and walk you through how a professional website could support it, no pressure, just clarity.”