B2B Sales Cold Calling: Objections, Roadblocks and Customer Stall Tactics

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @Massab9
    @Massab9 7 лет назад +3

    I'm loving this. I'm a 3 month rookie at sales and these are the exact points I've been working on and you just made it simpler. I know it won't work for some, but sure has to work on most. So thanks for making it clear and simple sir! Shout outs from Norway - Oslo

  • @sabanaydn8952
    @sabanaydn8952 5 лет назад +4

    I just start to wholesale business on Amazon, I have to call and find new vendor, these explanations will help me a lot thank you so much.

  • @NoncedolucyNtsangani
    @NoncedolucyNtsangani Год назад

    I loving this because we learn how to start a business

  • @TheFullSalesCycle
    @TheFullSalesCycle 4 года назад

    Solid info right here!

  • @boymanuel2651
    @boymanuel2651 3 года назад

    Hope the sound quality will improve. You may wear mic or whatever to ensure to capture your voice and the rest should follow. Thanks for this video. I also subscribed in your youtube.

  • @IsaacMirandaTRO
    @IsaacMirandaTRO 8 лет назад +4

    good differentiation on cold/ warm calls

  • @monopolythesecond
    @monopolythesecond Год назад

    So in essence:
    1. Acknowledge stall statement
    2. Ignore stall & go into your elevator pitch

    • @Driveyoursuccess
      @Driveyoursuccess  Год назад +1

      In a way, yes - but it's ultimately about not opening up with a statement that allows the customer to use a stall tactic to immediately get out of the conversation. Take care