Re: Any Advice on Cold Calling?
Posted: March 23rd, 2005, 10:14 pm
Finaly got my computer running again. Sorry I have been away guys, but I had a major computer crash.
Anyway, I think the answer to this question has already been answered in this thread. I agree with Blind Squirrel in that Sales is a learned trade. Anyone who has the desire can learn to sell. I also like the way Jeremiah tells people how he was next door.
It basicly comes down to this people, the customer doesn't care how you came about into their business. If they have a chip they would like to get fixed they will be very happy you are there. In terms of the technique that I help people with not working for you. I would sit down and think very hard about what you are saying to the customer and especial (most importantly) how you are saying it. You don't need to use high pressure in chip repair. As a matter of fact if you think that you have to be a super sales person to excel at this then I think you are going to have more problems then you should have. When I talk to people I take almost an attitude of I don't care when I talk to them.
David
Coitster

It basicly comes down to this people, the customer doesn't care how you came about into their business. If they have a chip they would like to get fixed they will be very happy you are there. In terms of the technique that I help people with not working for you. I would sit down and think very hard about what you are saying to the customer and especial (most importantly) how you are saying it. You don't need to use high pressure in chip repair. As a matter of fact if you think that you have to be a super sales person to excel at this then I think you are going to have more problems then you should have. When I talk to people I take almost an attitude of I don't care when I talk to them.
David
Coitster