Prospecting: Is There Magic Involved in Grabbing the Attention of Your Prospects?| Daniel Moskowitz & Elliott Bayev - 1397
The Sales Evangelist
How to Use Jitsu to Grow Your Business
In Jitsu, it's almost a form of like physical telepathy, where you're trying to read and understand where the person's at. An event is a magical way to not only grab people's attention, but to ultimately convert them because you're serving them during that event. And when they have conversations with salespeople at these events, it's really about putting a hand on their shoulder and going, we get you.
As a salesperson in sales, have you asked other successful salespeople this question, “Is there magic involved in grabbing the attention of your prospects?” If yes, how did they respond? In this episode, Daniel and Eliott talk about how you can grab your prospects’ attention.
Prospecting the right way
- It’s the basics that help you win the fight and remember that you never train hard enough on the basics.
- People use their mailbox the least. Their email inbox, Facebook ad LinkedIn messenger, and their text threads ate all blown up with messages. It’s too crowded.
- Sending something to people via their mailbox is an attention-grabbing technique.
- Presenting things in a different way disrupts the regular pattern and prompts people to pay attention.
- Donald and Elliott sent Donald their book but instead of just a book, it was their book in a box. There was a jiu-jitsu white belt in it, a note, and other information related to the book.
- The mailbox is another perfect way to create curiosity. Sending out something unique will help you stand out and grab the attention of your prospects.
- It doesn't have to cost much but it should show how much care it took to prepare the package. It’s part of the reason why people are then obligated to see and talk to you because they know how much time it took for you to send the mail.
Grab your prospect's attention
- If you’re trying to get attention in a crowded economy, you need to be different and you need to be doing something new. As a sales rep, you need to be bold.
- You need to take a bold approach, think outside the box, and to take a stance on what you want to try out.
- When you get a meeting with a prospect, make it your goal to geek out with them. Follow the five-point of contact rule: spend five minutes on Google, YouTube, Facebook, or LinkedIn profiles of your prospect and look for something that will allow you to genuinely geek out with them.
- It’s important to build that deep rapport. It means getting a clear picture of who they are, their interests, their attitude, their problems, and more.
- As a salesperson, try to serve the prospects and give them what they need regardless whether they know or do not know it.
- Another way to grab the attention of your customers is by creating events as it allows you to make set up your own stage
- Sales professionals don’t wait for things to come to them, they take action and make things happen.
- You want to become an expert in your field and you do that by putting great content out there and by establishing yourself as an authority on the industry that you’re focused on. Ask yourself, what else of you is out in the world?
- Sales is about service; this is the number one reason why people are coming back to you and why they’ll keep buying from you. It’s because they were served, and not just sold to.
- Develop a powerful system by creating a post-mortem after every engagement and learn the lessons well.
“Prospecting: Is There Magic Involved in Grabbing the Attention of Your Prospects?” episode resources
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