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Pitch Your Product in Two Sentences

Mr. Inside Sales

Instead of opening your calls like: “Oh hi, this is _ _ with __ and my company, XYZ, is a leader in national and international shipping and freight services with offices in the top metropolitan cities across the world. Elevator pitch example #4: “ __, our motto is: “A guaranteed comfortable night’s sleep or your money back.”

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The Sales Presentation: Things to Keep in Mind

Mr. Inside Sales

A good sales presentation starts logically and ends emotionally.” In our advertising, we sell hope.” The real salesman must sell something of himself with each sale.” The post The Sales Presentation: Things to Keep in Mind appeared first on Mr. Inside Sales. Never leave a problem on your customer’s desk.”

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2 Simple Solutions to Improve Your Outbound Sales Cadence

Sales Hacker

Inside Sales Managers are getting too hung up looking for the perfect sales cadence formula — the perfect combination and spacing of phone/voicemail + phone/no voicemail + email + social touch that will generate results. DAY 3: CALL/NO VOICEMAIL. As you can see, the primary factor for any sales cadence is action.

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How to Develop an Effective Elevator Pitch

Mr. Inside Sales

Many inside sales reps (outside reps, too!) Elevator pitch example #2: “ __, we make inside sales teams as much as 33% more productive by providing them with a best practice approach that helps them cold call more effectively and close more qualified prospects. Where are you currently advertising online now?”.

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How to Turn Cold Leads into Warm Leads

Mr. Inside Sales

Staring at a list of cold names you have to call can be discouraging. Calling those names and leaving voice mails that never get returned is also discouraging. It’s called a “touch point plan,” and it’s very effective if done right. If you would give me a quick call back at: (Your Number) we can set a time to speak.

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The Proper Way to Follow Up on a Lead

Mr. Inside Sales

The same is true in sales. And one of the most recurring situations is calling back prospects three or four months later. I was listening to a recording of a client making call backs to prospects, and he opened his call this way: “Just following up with you. It is, but people still get it wrong.

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[Sales Alchemy]: Turning a “No” into a “Yes”

No More Cold Calling

That’s why I resonated with the wake-up-call from this week’s guest blogger, Art Sobczak. He challenges sales professionals to ditch the rote responses, get real, and face buyer objections as soon as possible. While preparing for a recent client training session, I listened in on some of the sales team’s calls.