1) When receiving incoming sales enquiries, take ownership of the call and get key contact details like names, company, questions, product interests, and timing.
2) Make notes on important details and look for opportunities to close by scheduling an appointment, meeting, or follow up call.
3) If unable to close, always offer the next action such as calling or visiting the contact to provide more information rather than waiting for them to follow up. Leave the door open for future contact.
1) When receiving incoming sales enquiries, take ownership of the call and get key contact details like names, company, questions, product interests, and timing.
2) Make notes on important details and look for opportunities to close by scheduling an appointment, meeting, or follow up call.
3) If unable to close, always offer the next action such as calling or visiting the contact to provide more information rather than waiting for them to follow up. Leave the door open for future contact.
1) When receiving incoming sales enquiries, take ownership of the call and get key contact details like names, company, questions, product interests, and timing.
2) Make notes on important details and look for opportunities to close by scheduling an appointment, meeting, or follow up call.
3) If unable to close, always offer the next action such as calling or visiting the contact to provide more information rather than waiting for them to follow up. Leave the door open for future contact.
1) When receiving incoming sales enquiries, take ownership of the call and get key contact details like names, company, questions, product interests, and timing.
2) Make notes on important details and look for opportunities to close by scheduling an appointment, meeting, or follow up call.
3) If unable to close, always offer the next action such as calling or visiting the contact to provide more information rather than waiting for them to follow up. Leave the door open for future contact.
Take Ownership “I’ll find out and ring you back” Never: “try tomorrow when he’s back” Also good: “Our resident expert is… I’ll just see if he’s in” Name and number First and second names, name of company As many other details as you can get Question and listen Reason for calling Product they are interested in Required when? Make notes Especially spelling of names, exact numbers, dates etc. Close She’s free on Tuesday – would you like me to pencil in an appointment for you? Would you rather she visited you, or you could come in here and meet her? No obligation – just to come in and have a chat and see if you want to pursue it after that Only about 20 minutes unless you want to ask him some extra questions No trouble, local, travels past there every day If no close: Always: “I’ll phone you, Z will phone you, we Offer next action will write to you, Z will arrange a visit, it’s probably best if I get him to ring you, because he can be hard to get hold of you” Never: “you’ll phone next week; we’ll wait to hear from you; you’ll call us when ready” If no next action: OK if Z calls you next week to check you’re OK on the information we’re sending you? Leave door open OK if we phone you in a few months to keep in contact? “Can we help you on anything else?” “How did you find out about us?” “Thank you for calling”