Description
You can give two sellers the same script. One seller sounds like they’re reading the script in a monotone voice. The other achieves amazing results because they modulate their voice. You can also control tonality.
You can vary the pitch of your voice. You can increase the flow of your breath to change how you sound. If you drill down and really strive to understand these things, they move from the realm of art and become a science.
That’s why Arlo believes that your voice is your #1 cold-calling tool. When used properly, your voice can propel you toward the results you desire. Arlo shares the methods and techniques he uses to master cold-calling in this episode of Sales Reinvented.
Outline of This Episode [1:08] What is cold-calling? Is it still relevant? [2:07] The art and science of cold-calling [3:18] How Arlo prepares for a cold-calling session [6:49] Effective opening lines and techniques [9:47] Scripting or not scripting? [10:38] Tools, technology, and metrics [11:23] Arlo’s top cold-calling dos and don’ts [13:38] How Arlo handles objections Resources & People Mentioned The Announcer’s Test Ronen Pessar Belal Batrawy Josh Braun Connect with Arlo Hill Connect on LinkedIn Connect With Paul Watts LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to SALES REINVENTED
Audio Production and Show notes by
PODCAST FAST TRACK
https://www.podcastfasttrack.com
Objections are an inevitable—and valuable—part of the sales process. Amy Franko explains why it's essential to welcome objections from prospects. Often, objections reflect concerns around value, trust, or priorities. Identifying which category the objection falls into can guide how you respond....
Published 11/27/24
Salespeople tend to assume that any question a customer asks has the potential to be an objection. But it may simply be a request for clarification or a concern. That being said, Bob Apollo believes that there are four significant categories of objections.
The customer doesn’t need what you’re...
Published 11/20/24