2. Phone calls are never longer than two minutes. The phone call is an invitation, not a presentation.
3. Whoever is more certain will always win. You call to tell them, not ask them to come.
4. The mistake people make is to try to recruit them or to sell them. The outcome is to get an appointment only.
5. We are not calling to inquire if they want to sit down with us or not. I am calling to set-up the appointment and assuming that they are interested - that they want in, they just don’t know it yet. Everybody likes structure and to be guided what to do through good questions.
6. They ask one question: 75% will meet. Two questions: drops to 20% and three or more: is near 0% - you have given a presentation, not an invitation.
7. If they have other questions, say “That's a good question. Let’s get together at the place of your business and discuss this further, and if I’m with you more than 30 minutes, it’s because you have a bunch of questions. Fair enough?"



