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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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Overcoming Covid-19 Common Objections

Mr. Inside Sales

It is best to reschedule this call. The good part is this prospect isn’t saying no, rather, he/she is saying, “It is best to reschedule this call.” Prospect name} is really booked right now with very little down time. You need to emphasize with them when you get them back on the phone…. Big difference!

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Zoom: 5 Quick Tips to Use it Effectively

Mr. Inside Sales

As you know, first impressions are everything, and if you’re meeting with a prospect or client over Zoom there are some things you definitely don’t want to do, and others that you do want to do. Follow this quick list of 5 tips to insure you not only make a great impression, but that you also easily place yourself above your competition.

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The Pipeline ? The REAL Problem with Sales Training

The Pipeline

The REAL Problem with Sales Training. Stored in Guest Post , Productivity , Sales Leadership , Sales Success , Sales Training , e-book , execution. It seems that every week we are being told that sales training is not working in a very high percentage of cases – 85-90% was one statistic I read just yesterday.

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TSE 1321: How to Virtually Forge Deep Connections With Prospects

Sales Evangelist

How to Virtually Forge Deep Connections With Prospects The pandemic has changed the methods of prospecting. The managing partner told him that he didn’t have the right skill set for the job and it was suggested he go into sales, start his own company, and come back to the firm as a client. Steve did not.

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Why You Don't Have Enough New Opportunities in the Pipeline

Understanding the Sales Force

They are very different from the leads of yesteryear; bingo cards from magazines, call-ins, and brochure requests. Today your brochures live on or as Websites, call-ins went the way of the typewriter, and the closest thing to a bingo card are the inbound leads requesting samples, white papers and free trials. All those new leads?

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Sales Onboarding: 5 Foolproof Steps for Training New Sales Reps

Showpad

The onboarding phase that begins when a new employee in their first 30 days should focus on essential aspects of sales — identifying prospective customers’ needs, communicating effectively, understanding and overcoming objections and so on — through the lens of your unique organization. Case studies will be perfect for this purpose.

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