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Hello, my name is Ryan Bogart and I will be your guide today to discuss the
science of sales.
We will be using V boat as a case study
to share what skills and attention are required to help set yourself up with
success to align with the marketing initiatives your team already has in
place. Here's an overview of the agenda of what
will be covered in this course to understand how buyers think, who is your
target buyer? The journey of the buyer?
Some scripting examples for email phone, direct outreach through LinkedIn,
Instagram, and warm follow-ups from other marketing campaigns.
First, let's understand the mind of the buyer.
This is an example of the mind of the buyer and shows how people think on a
daily basis. Experts actually estimate that human
beings process 60 to 80000 thousand thoughts a day.
Think of that for a second.
That's an average of twenty five hundred
to three thousand thoughts per hour reprocess.
Remember, people buy with emotion and they justify with logic at every stage of
the buyer journey.
Whether you're walking in the store just
to buy groceries, and depending on which banana you want to buy, whether you want
to buy the green one or you want to buy the ripe yellow one, it really doesn't
make a difference.
We're always thinking about something, so
it's important to align with the logic by gaining their trust.
Competency plus sincerity equals trust.
Let your marketing align with the pain
they're going through so you can be the solution.
To their problem.
The buyer persona.
This is a high level.
Conversation about the buyer persona, and
it's a fictional representation of your actual target or niche that you would be
marketing to. So the most important thing I want to
stress here is that you need to know your audience, whether in marketing, in sales,
every facet of the business needs to know who they're marketing to and who their
client or their target persona is.
The buyer Journey solutions aware your
solution aware Deal aware solutions aware means that your prospect knows of your
product or has an idea of your offering and what you're selling, but isn't sure
if it's right for them yet.
Your solution aware means your prospect
knows what they're looking for, what they're hoping to accomplish in terms of
a result. But it still could be comparison
shopping, researching other solutions.
Like yours to help stop the current state
they're going through or paying they're dealing with in their current Business
Today. Delaware just means they want to know the
prices and the terms, give them what they want to move forward and wait to hear
back from them in terms of next steps by deal aware not you're pretty much 90 %
there. They're going to either move forward,
it's just going to be down based on price between each vendor and which one they
want to go with.
Solution to where is always, not where
you want to start manipulating though.
Actually you never want to manipulate
your buyer ever anymore.
That's that doesn't exist anymore.
Remember, 1590 % of buyers minds are made-up before a buyer interacts with a
sales Rep at the deal aware stage.
Keep marketing to them if they're still
at your solutions aware, but always align with trust and add value.
Linkedin organic prospecting LinkedIn direct outreach we've created some
benchmarks here for you to follow.
Ok, we usually recommend 20 to 40 %
connection rate, at least a 4 % reply to your connection messages, 10 to 50 %
reply to further messages, and at least 60 connection requests per day.
Ok to start building your audience up after a connection usually accepts your
request. It's important to follow up with a
message and it could be just a generic hello message or just hey, how's your day
going? From the scripts that we've created in
the following slides, you want to keep this very light and very high level.
This is meant to be social.
There's no need to sell or offer
anything. Remember, LinkedIn will ban you if you're
trying to force something onto somebody too hard.
Build a relationship first with the buyer persona.
By the second message you want to show some kind of credibility that you
understand their business and what they're dealing with.
And see how you might be able to help them in their current state.
But again, it comes from a place of submissiveness.
There is no need to start overselling or trying to be all that with social media.
The audience can smell garbage from miles away.
We've all seen it.
We're all on social media.
It's nothing new.
Be present and be part of the community,
sharing content to your feed that is relevant to your audience's pain and how
you can help them.
This can be more powerful than sending
continuous messages that add no value whatsoever.
Instagram organic prospecting again, we've laid out some direct outreach
benchmarks. This can all change depending on your
audience. Ok, search #is for your buyer persona.
You should be spending at least 5 to 7 hours per day doing this.
By the time you found those specific personas you're following.
Send direct messages of up to two seventy to two hundred fifty people per day.
This could be more or less depending on your persona.
Usually more is better.
For every 30 people that you message, at
least three to five should be opting in or showing interest in your offering.
Remember bringing value at every stage of your message to help alleviate from
getting banned. Like I said, LinkedIn will do the same
thing. If you're pushing something on them too
hard, search hashtags, look at the account, direct.
Message them.
Bring value to help build relationships
with them and grow your business.
Be active.
This is social.
Be conversational, not desperate.
Repeat this.
Process spend some time looking at every
picture of the personas you're following until you see how big their audience is
or how many followers they have.
Click the picture of the persona and find
people trending in the same tag.
Click the URL link in their profile to
that specific persona and look at their site.
See how you can add value to their site or their business, and if it needs
improvement or you think you can help, click and send them a direct message.
With value, first offer them something in return for what you can give them.
Give something to get something based on what their business is and their value
you can add.
We've provided you with a report.
This is an overview of one of our reports from LinkedIn, Instagram tracking
metrics. Here you can track all the metrics at
every stage of the message you've sent out.
Stick to the benchmarks we showed previously to track what works and what
doesn't. If you see the metrics look off.
Go back to your marketing and see why your message is not resonating.
Your marketing should never be about you or how great your business is.
It should always be about aligning to the buyers, paying and being a solution to
their problem. Remember, we've become practitioners in
this space now.
Just like when you go to the doctor and
you tell your doctor how many problems you have in a day, people are saying the
same things to us.
Stop, listen and align.
People want to be rescued from the current state, not over promise,
something that you under deliver to be transparent and honest.
Linkedin Instagram scripting examples.
Here's two different examples that we've
used in the past.
Example a.
Saw some traction for us and it did work a bit, but example B actually worked way
better and it worked for everybody that we we'd messaged and has shown tremendous
success. But again, it's important to keep
testing. Always test your message and your value
prop. To make sure it's resonating and aligning
with your audio.
Direct outreach, email and phone
prospect. These are some of the benchmarks that
we've laid out for you.
Ok. The short break for demos or meetings
should be at least 70 %.
You want to space out the fallout process
for each mean that people show up to.
After you've had your conversations,
usually every two days with either a phone call or an email to make the
sequence look as organic and natural as possible.
If you're short rate is not within the recommended benchmark, then you have to
go back to your market message match to determine how your offering is not
resonating with your audience.
Why didn't it work?
By this point, their marketing team should be running more than one test to
see how your market is responding.
Whether it's AB multivariate tests,
there's many different tests you can do, but just keep testing to see 4.
Direct outreach, email.
Scripting you'll see in a lot of these
examples I've outlined everything in red because these are the areas where you
should be putting your value prop.
Ok, it's critical.
And the opening email? You let them make the decision.
They have already expressed interest.
Do not oversell it.
Stick to the script.
It's important you give your audience to
your opportunity to book on the calendar from the call to actions and you set up
anywhere within the content you provide.
This helps bring the sales cycle full
circle. Direct outreach bone scripting examples
OK. This slide is self-explanatory The key
caveat is do not oversell or try to save the opportunity.
If they're not interested, move on.
Remember this is a warm lead and if
they've expressed interest.
Or, if they haven't and they've decided
to move on, let your team.
Go and set up a remarketing plan so you
can target with them with content that addresses their pain.
Always keep testing.
Test, test, test.
Never stop testing.
Remember the sales courses have always to
say always be closing.
Not anymore.
Always be testing abt always be testing because the clothes will come as long as
you can gain their trust and align to their need.
The sales conversion script.
Here I'm going to share with you a few
examples of what the conversion script has to offer.
Please keep in mind the script is written dealing with a warm audience that has
expressed interest in your offering from your marketing tactics that have to drive
them to the point of solution aware.
This is not a cold call script but should
be written and designed around your office.
Before each phone call.
This is some pre call preparation we like
to see you go through 5 minutes before the call.
Make sure you're doing the following.
Ok make sure you are in a quiet room with
no interruptions.
Use your phone with headphones so that
your hands are free for taking or.
Typing notes and expressing.
Make sure you're recording the meeting or phone call so you can go back and
reflect. Later print out the call script.
Questions and have them in front of you.
Have a pen and notepad in front of you to
prepare to type notes in your cream.
When you type in notes or write down
notes and you come back and summarize what the buyers heard, it adds that
alignment of credibility and trust.
Ok, release all attachment to the need to
oversell or to.
You know, you want to want to, like, just
bulldoze the conversation and be a bull in a China shop.
Listen to what? Is on the customer's mind.
The voice of the customer is crucial at this point.
This is where you can make it or break it in a phone call.
Lose all the emotional baggage from the day.
If you have anything going through, whether it's at home, whether it's at
work, just check that to the side.
There's no time for that.
This person's unique.
They could care less what you're going
through. Listen to what their needs are.
And have the number ready to dial.
Make sure you're ready to dial that very
moment as soon as the clock strikes the time that's needed.
Here's the opening script for small chat.
You can see it says hey, how's your week
going where you're located then you're saying the identity down below, you're
human and so are they.
Be sincere, gets straight to the point
and move on.
State the agenda.
Take control of the call.
This is critical.
Be the alpha.
If they don't agree, ask if they would
like to schedule so you could have a more thorough conversation and they still
don't agree? Say goodbye.
No goal, no prospect.
You can't help someone who doesn't want
to be helped.
And if you don't have a clear
understanding of how, you can help their business.
How can there be any value added? You're just.
Kicking tires.
Both of you, the ones who are willing to
agree to your terms, are at solution aware and are willing to move forward.
Figure out why they're in the current state they're in.
Why are they where they're at? Remember, the questions you're going to
ask here are very painful questions for the prospect to answer.
That can influence many different emotions from anger, depression, crying.
So on and so forth.
That's why I said at the beginning of the
call, take time to prep yourself.
Be in a very empathetic and peaceful
state, OK? Be sincere to the process when you act
like a professional in your business.
The rescue is much more satisfying when
you sell competent and confident in what you know, own it.
Understand their current situation.
What are they using now?
Why is it not working? How much they spending per month?
How are they generating traffic? I mean, these are different questions
you're going to ask, obviously, but you know who's your ideal customer?
What does their sales process look like? From stranger to paying client, you want
to understand what is making up the most of their sales volume.
This is a great example of listening to the customer ask the question and just
shut up. It helps them get out of the current
state they're in.
And move forward to building a
relationship with your business.
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