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Do and say the things to help them move to yes or no.
One of the biggest challenges route marketers face in the disaster restoration industry is getting a firm "yes" or "no" from potential referral sources. When dealing with prospects like plumbers, insurance agents, and carpet cleaners, marketers often encounter hesitancy, vague interest, or indefinite delays. Since a "maybe" has no tangible value, route marketers must employ strategic approaches to guide prospects toward a definitive decision.
Here are some key tactics to achieve this objective.
By Dick WagnerDo and say the things to help them move to yes or no.
One of the biggest challenges route marketers face in the disaster restoration industry is getting a firm "yes" or "no" from potential referral sources. When dealing with prospects like plumbers, insurance agents, and carpet cleaners, marketers often encounter hesitancy, vague interest, or indefinite delays. Since a "maybe" has no tangible value, route marketers must employ strategic approaches to guide prospects toward a definitive decision.
Here are some key tactics to achieve this objective.