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Successful SalesAnon, ask me anything
Andrew Jackson
Isaac Martinez
How do you reel people in when they're not interested? I usually just do the generic "well this is pretty important blah blah" but it never works and I can't really think of anything else besides just begging and pretending that I'm gonna get fired or something if they don't buy lol
Dominic Perry
What are you selling? “Reeling people in” is typically the wrong approach. You want to make sure you are selling something that people actually need. Then focus on how you increase lead generation, either through your own prospecting or networking
Connor Williams
what bags are you holding
Tyler Collins
60% Link
25% BTC
15% ETH
Crypto represents about 20% of net worth. Equities another 20%. PMs/mining stocks 10% and cash 5%, real estate 45%
Isaiah Torres
I was a door to door fag a few years ago and had the worst time. I could esily initiate the conversations and give a basic rundown of what I was selling but I could never get them to buy. What was I doing wrong?
Juan Foster
Knocking on peoples' doors for starters
Cameron Barnes
Can you sell me this?
Liam Peterson
I know, it was a shitty practice but the product wasnt too bad (home security systems) and I needed the money. I saw my manager and some of the senior guys sell like 3 premium subscriptions every day
Juan Walker
Door to door sales is tough, you are interrupting someone who doesn’t want to talk to you to sell them something they probably don’t need.
I started door to door 10 years ago (SMB not residential). That game is largely psychological and high pressure sales. You have to build rapport quickly and push past multiple objections. Most people will give in after saying no 3 times and give you a seat.
You just have to laugh off the no, saying something like, “ completely understand hot you feel, your neighbor (or other customers of mine) felt the same way, and what they found after meeting with me is....”