B2B Genius: A Guide to Compelling Commercial Sales
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What you will learn from this book:
●How to find customers with no leads
●How to land the big clients
●What to say to customers to get them to ask YOU to sell to THEM
●Foolproof scripts for setting appointments
●Confidence to produce at high levels
●How to close naturally without pressure
●How to become the envy of your coworkers
●Rip your competition apart without ever saying anything negative about them
●Have enough clients that you can be selective with who you serve
●To consider yourself a B2B Genius
Cranston Holden
I encourage you to not let the outside world affect your inside world, but rather force your inside world to affect your outside world. This little twist on semantics WILL change your life for the better.
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B2B Genius - Cranston Holden
Title Page
Introduction
Phase 1: Setting appointments
Phase 2: 11 Step qualifying interview process
Phase 3: Review the program
Phase 4: Closing, Stalls, and Objections
Phase 5: Strategic partnerships
Phase 6: Manage the account
Introduction
Let me make an educated guess about you. You downloaded this guide because:
You aren’t getting appointments very easily.
You have a small fear of cold calling and business
You get a sense of anxiety with the thought of walking into a business unannounced
You are not converting prospects to clients once you do meet with them
Sales goals are extremely hard from one month to the next and once the month is over it feels like you’re starting over
And most of all you feel a sense of frustration over not being the number one person in your organization, especially when you know deep down that you are the most badass person the organization has ever seen
This is a distilled version of what works, not a detailed argument of why my untested theories SHOULD work. Instead of a six hundred page book of rambling that you begrudgingly force yourself to plow through look for those golden nuggets that are sprinkled in on page 249 and another of 314, this is simply a guide full of ONLY golden nuggets.
What you will learn from this book:
How to find customers with no leads
How to land the big clients
What to say to customers to get them to ask YOU to sell to THEM
Foolproof scripts for setting appointments
Confidence to produce at high levels
How to close naturally without pressure
How to become the envy of your coworkers
Rip your competition apart without ever saying anything negative about them
Have enough clients that you can be selective with who you serve
To consider yourself a B2B Genius
Phase 1 - Setting Up the Appointments
Probably the question I get asked the most when it comes to prospecting is How many people should I call on during the day?
The answer is almost always the same, As many as you can.
Some people say talk to five, other people say twenty and other say make two hundred attempts. It’s a little confusing. One, it’s confusing because every industry is different. Two, it's different because people are different. Some consultants are quick and concise. Other consultants are a little slower and focus on a more laid back relationship style. So everyone and every industry is different. When I was in the field working every day I would focus on calling until I had three interviews each day and while I was in the field I would walk into