We call within three to five minutes of opt-in. The hardest part of sales is starting the conversation. Once it is started, it is just a matter of moving it forward. Wait an hour and the intent is gone.
A short setter call before the full demo. Fifteen minutes to qualify: current MRR, acquisition channels, main roadblocks. Qualified leads get booked for the demo. The rest get politely disqualified, which saves everyone time and keeps your closer on real buyers.
Instead of a generic thanks for booking, they land on a page that says your call is not confirmed until you accept the invite, plays a short VSL from the founder, and walks them through what to prepare. This one page reduces no-shows more than anything else.
Booked leads get retargeted with an ad that says, saw you booked a call, make sure you watch the thesis video so we make the best use of our time. They show up pre-sold, thinking, how did you even do that.
38% of Apple users will not answer a green text message. We make sure the confirmation lands as a blue message with a name attached, so it actually gets read.
A trained closer runs the call on a real framework, then follows up relentlessly. The deal is won in the follow-up as often as on the call.
Open the relationship before the pitch. People hate to be sold, but they love to buy.
Set the agenda and the outcome so the prospect knows exactly where this is going.
Where are they now, honestly. The problems, the numbers, the friction.
Where do they want to be, and what does hitting it actually mean for them.
Make the distance between now and there real, then explain the bridge that closes it.
Handle the real hesitation, then ask. Structured, not pushy.