If you sell high ticket offers above the $2k price point, then booking qualified applicants is a must.
Unfortunately, booking quality calls is a huge struggle for most. Most calls are non-ideal clients who are not pre-framed for the sale, not your ideal avatar, broke or don’t understand the importance of investing. This is difficult whether you are the one selling on the phone personally or you have a sales team.
However, if you had the option to book 30 calls a week and have 3/4 of them no show, be broke, or just not qualified or instead have 10 calls booked per week that were all qualified applicants, people ready to buy from you and pull out their credit cards - which would you choose?
A huge chunk of our clients sell high ticket offers and our #1 goal as an agency is to bring them in high quality, ready to buy prospects. We do this a number of ways and in today’s episode I want to break down very specific steps to take in your process that will start changing who is filling up your calendar.
Put your earbuds in and get ready to take notes!
Share-worthy Quotes:
“Warming up your audience beforehand and having this tiered approach works well as long as your audience building and nurture content are actually being watched by your audience because you need to have that retargeting pool of people.”
“Pre-frame applicants for the upcoming call and make it clear on the next steps.”
“You're going to have a higher conversion rate and an easier phone call when you can warm up prospects right.”
“We are going to make sure that you have fewer cancellations and no-shows, and have people that are actually qualified to be on the call with you because that's what we want.”
“The goal is to provide relevant content that is structured strategically to convert your prospects into qualified applicants.”
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