In this episode of the Sales Prospecting School podcast, we cover the first thing (or set of things) you should say on a cold call.

One of the biggest debates in the sales world is: how much information should you reveal to the prospect?

Should you give your whole elevator speech without stopping or should you break things up in chunks?

Ted gives his reasoning for why he believes that chunking is the best way to go about influencing someone during a cold call.

Thanks for listening to this LEGACY episode of Sales Prospecting School.

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Thanks for listening and enjoy!

PS. Don't miss the other podcast started by John and Ted Stevenot - The Health & Money Podcast. This show deals with health, money, investing, lifestyle, and rules for achieving retirement success! Show link: https://bit.ly/3d4c8wh