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Do you ever have strategy sessions that go over time and you still don’t feel you have the information you need? In today’s episode, Nikki is having an online coaching call with Laura Kebart, one of her Sales Maven Society members. Laura has a question that she needs Nikki’s support on about getting her potential clients to understand that even though they may think their needs will only take an hour, by the time you dig deep and figure out the issue, it can take much longer.
Laura is the CEO of two online businesses, Laura Kebart Copy and Language Arts Teachers. As a former teacher, she built a six-figure membership site business in the space. Now she guides online entrepreneurs in creating their own successful businesses through engaging copy that produces connections and results in revenue.
Listen as Nikki and Laura discuss ways to up your game with discovery calls and strategy sessions. Why you should change the session time from sixty minutes to forty-five or fifty and how a pre-frame blueprint of what to discuss can help you lead the call in the direction you need to go. Nikki feels it will serve both you and the client if you set some boundaries with your time.
Nikki shares that concentrating on one part of the issue and giving the client what they need for that one thing will allow them time to implement what you suggested. Sometimes less is more. You don’t want to lay it all out and overwhelm them; it is better to focus on one small part at a time. Nikki also believes that you should wrap up every call by asking them what their takeaway was, you may find something you didn’t realize was helpful.
Laura says she has found the most value in the Sales Maven Society by having Nikki drop sales nuggets every time she is on. She feels that they are all learning the just right language of sales from Nikki, and she couldn’t be more grateful. Do you want to learn how to use the language of sales? Listen to this podcast and go to the Sales Maven Society to join.
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Do you ever have strategy sessions that go over time and you still don’t feel you have the information you need? In today’s episode, Nikki is having an online coaching call with Laura Kebart, one of her Sales Maven Society members. Laura has a question that she needs Nikki’s support on about getting her potential clients to understand that even though they may think their needs will only take an hour, by the time you dig deep and figure out the issue, it can take much longer.
Laura is the CEO of two online businesses, Laura Kebart Copy and Language Arts Teachers. As a former teacher, she built a six-figure membership site business in the space. Now she guides online entrepreneurs in creating their own successful businesses through engaging copy that produces connections and results in revenue.
Listen as Nikki and Laura discuss ways to up your game with discovery calls and strategy sessions. Why you should change the session time from sixty minutes to forty-five or fifty and how a pre-frame blueprint of what to discuss can help you lead the call in the direction you need to go. Nikki feels it will serve both you and the client if you set some boundaries with your time.
Nikki shares that concentrating on one part of the issue and giving the client what they need for that one thing will allow them time to implement what you suggested. Sometimes less is more. You don’t want to lay it all out and overwhelm them; it is better to focus on one small part at a time. Nikki also believes that you should wrap up every call by asking them what their takeaway was, you may find something you didn’t realize was helpful.
Laura says she has found the most value in the Sales Maven Society by having Nikki drop sales nuggets every time she is on. She feels that they are all learning the just right language of sales from Nikki, and she couldn’t be more grateful. Do you want to learn how to use the language of sales? Listen to this podcast and go to the Sales Maven Society to join.
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