Your objective on every prospecting call is to meet with the prospect, however time, availability or the gatekeeper don't always allow for that to happen. So rather than it being a wasted trip, take a few minutes to write a hand written, personal note outlining the reason for your visit and asking to schedule a future appointment. It won't always work, but over time it will make an impact. I'm so thankful for all of my amazing subscribers and I encourage all listeners to leave a review.
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06/13/17 • 2 min
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