Aug 16 (edited) • 💬 Discussion
Stop pretending you're not selling - they already know
This is how to INSTANTLY kill your status with your outreach.
There are only two types of people in outreach:
Genuine fans
and people trying to sell to them.
Business owners know which one you are within a 2 seconds.
Stop being fake in your outreach.
That's why bait and switch SUCKS because it wastes people's time and you lower your status because you come across as fake and scammy.
Imagine someone pretended to be your friend, but they never actually wanted to be your friend - they just wanted to use you for their own benefit. This is the same thing
I know this, because I've done it, my students have done it before, and you've probably been doing it.
Trying not to look salesy makes you look even MORE salesy.
They can see it and they can smell it.
But the worse part is not just that...
EVERYONE.
IS.
DOING.
THIS.
METHOD...
SO YOUR GOING TO LOOK THE SAME AS EVERYONE ELSE?!
And when you look the saammee as everyone else...
Your status is INSTANTLY killed because your painted with the same brush as the other person who did the same as you.
''Wow this method works so well''
I paid $1,500 to a course that taught me this and another $2,500.
From my own experience with all the clients I've landed, three words:
Just...
be...
honest!
They respect honesty way more than some weird roundabout approach where you pretend you're not selling.
They know what you're doing EVEN IF YOU DON'T TELL THEM YOUR SELLING. Might as well be real about it.
That's why I switched my outreach method.
I hate being fake, I hate being scammy, I hate wasting peoples time, and I hate it when my outreach doesn't work.
Now, go crush it with your outreach guys B)!
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Stop pretending you're not selling - they already know
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