If
your sales team is having a difficult time closing a sale lately, one
of the reasons may be that you are using an outdated database of lead
information. In this case, your business would benefit from enlisting
lead generation services to qualify your leads. Below are insightful
reminders for this process:
The
lead-in question is the most important one.
Prevent
the lead generation call from getting off the wrong foot. Do this by
giving your lead-in question careful thought. The trick here is to
avoid asking questions that are answerable by yes or no, like “Are
you satisfied with your internet service?” If the person on the
phone answers yes, you’ve lost a lead.
Instead, prepare questions that would get them talking without you actually hinting of a sales pitch. In the situation above, a good alternative would be to probe into what the person likes about his/her current internet service. This way, you can easily throw in follow-up questions that highlight a unique feature of your own service.
Don’t
interrupt.
You
may have a quota for your lead generation campaign, but don’t be
too conscious of the talk time that you tend to interrupt potential
leads. Expect some to be chatty, especially if they are talking about
their dissatisfaction in their current service provider.
Remember
a pause doesn’t automatically mean they are not interested. It may
mean they are carefully considering how to respond to your questions.
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