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Championship Cold-Calling - Warm-up to Cold Calling

You pick up the phone, dial the number and your prospect answers the phone. Now what? It's time to implement the Championship Cold-calling routine.

From your opening statement to the moment you say goodbye, there are specific "do's" and "don'ts" when making a cold-call. This one-day workshop will teach you the routine and help you develop an opening statement, probing checklist and creative ways to secure a meeting, without wasting yours and the prospects time.

Learning Objectives

  • Learn how to plan for someone's preferred style before picking up the phone
  • Be able to determine your required activity level to generate new opportunities
  • Learn the Championship Selling probing technique for determine the value of prospect
  • Learn which phone strategies are most effective with different types of customers
  • Learn how to avoid major phone Faux Paus
  • Learn the "Do's and "Don'ts of calling the top executive
  • Learn how to handle any type of objection