ARI Galper

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We often use visualization in our ordinary lives so the thought of it helping us with our cold calling isn’t too farfetched. Learning how to use images to help us guide or calls is a relatively easy thing. When you are ready you simply clear your mind of all other thoughts. While that part isn’t so easy the images you see should be clear and with the right goals or your mind will use the wrong concept no matter what you try to tell it.nnIf you are interested in us

March 22, 2008

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You’ve put your heart and soul into doing what you’re best at -- explaining the benefits of your solution but working hard not to come across “salesy” or pushy. As far as you’re concerned, you’ve done everything right. Now you’re on the phone with your contact. You’re hoping this will be your last conversation before they fax the contract through. nnFinally you ask, “So, is the agreement ready to be signed?” There&#8

March 5, 2008

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Frequently when cold calling we make the assumption that if the prospect shows the slightest bit of interest in the product or service they will buy. We push hard to get the sale. This technique is a traditional sales method. We are often taught from the start to use this form.nnIf they person says “No” change it to a “Yes”; if they hang up you simply move to the next prospect. The numbers game of cold calling and is no longer needed to effectively col

February 14, 2008

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For generations fears in cold calling have been overcome by simply pushing past them. There are several traditional methods that teach us that they are to be expecting and working past them is the best solution. However this solution doesn’t help the prospect feel more comfortable with the call and generally creates a lot of red-flags in the eyes of the prospect.nnRed-flags in cold calling are signs that the call is a sales call. Stereo-types of salesmen are not friendl

February 13, 2008

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When we place a cold call we often expect the call to go a certain way and when the conversation sways of track we try our best to re-focus the call. I am sure this is because you have more calls to make…or you are trying to stay focused on the sale. Whatever your reason is you must understand that is a natural thing for your call to sway off track.nnThink about the last conversation you had with a friend...you called them to chat about one thing and ended up talking ab

February 13, 2008

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Can’t you tell when somebody wants something from you? I certainly can. And it usually feels inconvenient and intrusive. n So you can understand, then, why potential clients will often run for cover when your cold call is only about "making the sale." n Most people sense that cold calls are self-serving to the person calling. You can almost hear the unspoken thought, "You want something, right? Otherwise why would you be calling?" This triggers almost immediate resistance.

October 16, 2007

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Master the foundation for cold calling successnSometimes the finest solutions are the simplest. Focusing on relationships when making cold calls is one of them. It keeps us genuine, and eliminates our dread of making cold calls. We’re real people talking about real things. We’re interested in the conversation, and it shows. nMost of us dislike putting on our “salesperson persona” when we make cold calls. We think it’s needed, however, because we&

October 15, 2007

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Master the foundation for cold calling successnnSometimes the finest solutions are the simplest. Focusing on relationships when making cold calls is one of them. It keeps us genuine, and eliminates our dread of making cold calls. We’re real people talking about real things. We’re interested in the conversation, and it shows. nnMost of us dislike putting on our “salesperson persona” when we make cold calls. We think it’s needed, however, because we’ve been trained

July 17, 2007

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From the traditional point of view, cold calling conversations should constantly lead towards making a sale. We’ve been given only one path to follow, and that’s getting a “yes.” nnThis is why our language and energy feels stilted. We aren’t being genuine, and we aren’t inviting the other person to tell us the truth about where they stand. nnHere are four powerful reasons to relax and stop trying to force cold calls into sales:nn 1. When we’re carrying “forwar

July 16, 2007

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Have you noticed that the old “tried and true” cold calling techniques which were once successful have completely lost their effectiveness over the years? They just don’t work anymore. nnBut many salespeople are still use them because that’s all they know. They’re working from that old, ineffective cold calling mindset. And they’re making the same mistakes over and over again. nnI’d like to talk about 4 classic cold calling mistakes from the old traditional appr

July 16, 2007

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I’d like to introduce you to a radical new thought. In the old sales mindset, you’ve probably been trained to focus only on making the sale. You approach your cold calls with the idea of moving things towards a sales event. nnBut think about what this does to your cold calls. Before you even say “hello,” basically then, you have an agenda. You want something. nnWell, your prospects can sense this immediately, and they put up their guard. As people, whenever we know th

July 16, 2007

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Before you make a cold call, do you “gear up” first? Do you get excited about your product or service, and try to anticipate making the sale?nnWell, if you’re following the old traditional cold calling mindset, that’s probably what you’ve been trained to do. But what you don’t know is that enthusiasm and confidence usually backfire on you.nnWhy? Because you’re talking with someone who doesn’t know you. Think about how you’d feel if someone you don’t know a

July 16, 2007

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