Top 10 Ways to sell virtually

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Top 10 Ways to sell virtually

1-1 Meetings

Minimize small talk. For every 1 year you know someone, that's how many minutes you do small talk.

Anchorman

Early. Smile. Eye green dot. Fill frame. Hard line. No excuses. Lighting. Video - ON!

It's Personal

Over-share. Be curious. No politics, religion, sex. Self-deprecation. Be authentic. Be you 🙂

Exploit LinkedIn

Post, blog, search connections, e-intro people, Events within, automated tech

Engage in events

Often. Share insightful takeaways; 2 team approach; v-background w/ branding

Smile & Dial

No deal closed in email (usually). 7 min calls. Talk to anyone and everyone. Feel open & grateful.

Flood Schedule

Book 7-10 meetings per day 2-4 days per week. Leave other days free for real work - ha!

Assumptive Meet

Stop tug o war with emails about meeting. Just send a cal invite. Remember to include re: and 7 mins.

Do a favor

Think The Godfather. Get them a job. Introduce them to someone. Water the plant.

Big Brother

Know who is opening your emails. Set a rule. Use mixmax or a CRM so you know who to call & close.

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