TheBakhtiyorbek
@thebakhtiyorbek.bsky.social
Sales and Marketing Expert in the field of Digital Economy.
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This proactive approach builds trust and increases your chances of closing the deal.
#SalesTips #ColdCalling #EmailMarketing #FollowUp #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales
#SalesTips #ColdCalling #EmailMarketing #FollowUp #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
This proactive approach builds trust and increases your chances of closing the deal.
#SalesTips #ColdCalling #EmailMarketing #FollowUp #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales
#SalesTips #ColdCalling #EmailMarketing #FollowUp #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales
6: Set up the next call.
Don’t leave things hanging. Schedule a follow-up call to discuss the next steps.
Don’t leave things hanging. Schedule a follow-up call to discuss the next steps.
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
6: Set up the next call.
Don’t leave things hanging. Schedule a follow-up call to discuss the next steps.
Don’t leave things hanging. Schedule a follow-up call to discuss the next steps.
5: Be confident.
Show you’re the expert they need. Be proactive and professional in every step of the conversation.
Show you’re the expert they need. Be proactive and professional in every step of the conversation.
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
5: Be confident.
Show you’re the expert they need. Be proactive and professional in every step of the conversation.
Show you’re the expert they need. Be proactive and professional in every step of the conversation.
4: Follow up.
After sending the email, don’t just wait. Follow up with a quick call or message: “Did you receive my email?” It shows professionalism and persistence.
After sending the email, don’t just wait. Follow up with a quick call or message: “Did you receive my email?” It shows professionalism and persistence.
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
4: Follow up.
After sending the email, don’t just wait. Follow up with a quick call or message: “Did you receive my email?” It shows professionalism and persistence.
After sending the email, don’t just wait. Follow up with a quick call or message: “Did you receive my email?” It shows professionalism and persistence.
3: Encourage saving your contact info.
Suggest they save your email and phone number so they can easily reach you. It makes you more accessible and memorable.
Suggest they save your email and phone number so they can easily reach you. It makes you more accessible and memorable.
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
3: Encourage saving your contact info.
Suggest they save your email and phone number so they can easily reach you. It makes you more accessible and memorable.
Suggest they save your email and phone number so they can easily reach you. It makes you more accessible and memorable.
2: Confirm their email address.
Make sure you have the right contact info. You don’t want your message to get lost.
Make sure you have the right contact info. You don’t want your message to get lost.
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
2: Confirm their email address.
Make sure you have the right contact info. You don’t want your message to get lost.
Make sure you have the right contact info. You don’t want your message to get lost.
1: Engage more than anyone else.
Don’t just send an email—connect. Ask more questions about their needs and show genuine interest in helping them.
Don’t just send an email—connect. Ask more questions about their needs and show genuine interest in helping them.
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
1: Engage more than anyone else.
Don’t just send an email—connect. Ask more questions about their needs and show genuine interest in helping them.
Don’t just send an email—connect. Ask more questions about their needs and show genuine interest in helping them.
This approach keeps the relationship intact and could turn a "no" into a "yes" down the road.
#SalesTips #OvercomingObjections #PersistencePaysOff #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales #FollowUp
#SalesTips #OvercomingObjections #PersistencePaysOff #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales #FollowUp
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
This approach keeps the relationship intact and could turn a "no" into a "yes" down the road.
#SalesTips #OvercomingObjections #PersistencePaysOff #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales #FollowUp
#SalesTips #OvercomingObjections #PersistencePaysOff #CustomerEngagement #SalesStrategy #ConfidenceInSales #FollowUp
7: Keep it friendly.
Don’t push too hard. Maintaining a friendly and open demeanor keeps the door open for future conversations.
Don’t push too hard. Maintaining a friendly and open demeanor keeps the door open for future conversations.
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
7: Keep it friendly.
Don’t push too hard. Maintaining a friendly and open demeanor keeps the door open for future conversations.
Don’t push too hard. Maintaining a friendly and open demeanor keeps the door open for future conversations.
6: Follow up later.
Send them a thoughtful follow-up email or message that reaffirms your understanding of their needs and how you can support them when the time is right.
Send them a thoughtful follow-up email or message that reaffirms your understanding of their needs and how you can support them when the time is right.
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
6: Follow up later.
Send them a thoughtful follow-up email or message that reaffirms your understanding of their needs and how you can support them when the time is right.
Send them a thoughtful follow-up email or message that reaffirms your understanding of their needs and how you can support them when the time is right.
5: Acknowledge their decision.
Let them know you respect their choice, but leave the door open for future opportunities. "I understand, and if anything changes, I’d be happy to discuss how we can help."
Let them know you respect their choice, but leave the door open for future opportunities. "I understand, and if anything changes, I’d be happy to discuss how we can help."
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
5: Acknowledge their decision.
Let them know you respect their choice, but leave the door open for future opportunities. "I understand, and if anything changes, I’d be happy to discuss how we can help."
Let them know you respect their choice, but leave the door open for future opportunities. "I understand, and if anything changes, I’d be happy to discuss how we can help."
4: Provide a new perspective.
Sometimes, people say "no" because they don’t see the full picture. Share a new angle or benefit they might have missed.
Sometimes, people say "no" because they don’t see the full picture. Share a new angle or benefit they might have missed.
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
4: Provide a new perspective.
Sometimes, people say "no" because they don’t see the full picture. Share a new angle or benefit they might have missed.
Sometimes, people say "no" because they don’t see the full picture. Share a new angle or benefit they might have missed.
3: Offer value.
Reframe the conversation. Show how your product or service can solve a problem they might not have realized they had.
Reframe the conversation. Show how your product or service can solve a problem they might not have realized they had.
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
3: Offer value.
Reframe the conversation. Show how your product or service can solve a problem they might not have realized they had.
Reframe the conversation. Show how your product or service can solve a problem they might not have realized they had.
2: Ask why.
Gently ask why they’re not interested. This gives you valuable insight into their needs or objections, which you can address.
Gently ask why they’re not interested. This gives you valuable insight into their needs or objections, which you can address.
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
2: Ask why.
Gently ask why they’re not interested. This gives you valuable insight into their needs or objections, which you can address.
Gently ask why they’re not interested. This gives you valuable insight into their needs or objections, which you can address.
1: Don’t take it personally.
Rejection is part of the process, but it doesn’t mean the conversation is over. Stay polite and professional.
Rejection is part of the process, but it doesn’t mean the conversation is over. Stay polite and professional.
January 19, 2025 at 6:59 PM
1: Don’t take it personally.
Rejection is part of the process, but it doesn’t mean the conversation is over. Stay polite and professional.
Rejection is part of the process, but it doesn’t mean the conversation is over. Stay polite and professional.