Sing with me!
"I'm gonna knock on your door, ring on your bell, tap on your window too!"
If you grew up in 80's Philippines, you might also have a 25-year LSS (last song syndrome) from that TV ad featuring a borderline-stalker sales guy, perhaps in the commercial breaks of Voltes V.
And perhaps, like me, you had the wrong idea of what a sales person does because of those hypnotic lyrics.
This is an embarrassing confession, but when I started sales for Leadfunnel.ph, this is exactly what I did:
One more time!
"I'm gonna knock on your door, ring on your bell, tap on your window too!"
If you were one of the businesses I visited, please understand that I was just an engineer with a lot of hustle but with zero sales training and experience.
Fortunately, I was selling to heads of sales/marketing and CEOs of sales-driven corporations. After talking to hundreds of you, I wisened up a bit. I'm singing a new song now:
That's probably not going to be a hit song. But it surely worked better than...
Okay now, everyone, karaoke time!
"I'm gonna knock on your door, ring on your bell, tap on your window too!"
If you grew up in 80's Philippines, you might also have a 25-year LSS (last song syndrome) from that TV ad featuring a borderline-stalker sales guy, perhaps in the commercial breaks of Voltes V.
And perhaps, like me, you had the wrong idea of what a sales person does because of those hypnotic lyrics.
This is an embarrassing confession, but when I started sales for Leadfunnel.ph, this is exactly what I did:
One more time!
"I'm gonna knock on your door, ring on your bell, tap on your window too!"
If you were one of the businesses I visited, please understand that I was just an engineer with a lot of hustle but with zero sales training and experience.
Fortunately, I was selling to heads of sales/marketing and CEOs of sales-driven corporations. After talking to hundreds of you, I wisened up a bit. I'm singing a new song now:
- I'm gonna understand as much as I can about your business even before contacting you.
- Then I'll politely introduce myself, and win your interest enough to spend some time talking more with me.
- I will then understand what's important to you, as a business and as a professional.
- If we could solve a problem or create value for you, I'll try to show you this. And perhaps even drop by your office, at your convenience.
- If there is no fit, I will waste no more of your time, and be grateful for the opportunity you have given me. If I know someone who could solve your problems or help you succeed more, I'll connect you to each other.
- I will talk in your language, explain our offering from your perspective, adjust to your purchasing process.
- If you do give us a chance, I will make sure you are satisfied - ROI for your company and 1-ups for your career - month after month.
That's probably not going to be a hit song. But it surely worked better than...
Okay now, everyone, karaoke time!