hey guys, I often find myself rewriting the structure of how I take notes during sales calls. sometimes I'm getting lost in my notes, sometimes it distracts me. Have you found some way of taking notes that works for you?
@James Pemberton that's smart. I've also noticed in myself that as soon as I'm writing too much, I'm not there with the client. So... 1. words around the problem 2. cost of staying stuck 3. what they want instead 4. resistance 5. next step. Basically the TOP important stuff you then need to present solution and to make sure you've handled the resistance. What do you mean by next step?
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I'm thinking how can I apply what we're learning today about sales calls, to a cold call. @Aaron Seaton if you'd have to do cold calls today with a goal to get people on sales meeting, what approach would you take?
@Aaron Seaton in sales call we have this beautiful outline on how to lead people into becoming aware of their pain and desire a solution. Get to the 3rd level of communication, ask 4 horseman, etc... I'm thinking whether there's something similar for a cold call, to get people to a meeting. Or whether I could just use the same structure as in sales calls and adapt it a little bit to a cold call.