culled from:kurlanassociates.com
Without question, the most popular requests I
receive each week are for help with making appointments and,
specifically, creating positioning statements. For example, Pat and
I traded about 6 emails over the past 10 days to get his positioning
statements just right.
But what if you nail your positioning statement
but you're still struggling to get appointments?
My guess is that you're doing one of the following
things ineffectively.
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Not introducing yourself correctly. Never use anything other than "it's" to introduce yourself. Never use more than 5 words - Hi ____, it's Dave Kurlan."
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Not sounding familiar enough. You must sound like someone they know - pretend you are calling your best friend, not a prospect!
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Not obeying the rules of the road. There is a stop sign right after your introduction. You don't get to speak again until they respond. That's how you get their attention.
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Not asking permission to proceed. You must ask if you can take 10 seconds to tell them why you called.
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Not pacing yourself properly. Slow down and break it up so that they have enough time to process what you're saying.
what it takes to get an appointment is to present yourself in a good manner,try to apply for what you have an idea about it and obey the rules and regulation including in the advert.ask permission to proceed when you have been told to stop
ReplyDeleteProper steps must be followed and this starts by introducing yourself and your mission. I should not just be rapping along but listen to instructions too. Thanks sir. (Akinpelu Olumuyiwa Olanrewaju)
ReplyDeleteIntroduce yourself and what your employer should expect from you
ReplyDeleteState what you are going to contribute to the organization growth if you are given the appointment
ReplyDeleteTell your interviewer what you are going to contribute to the development of the company if you are employed
ReplyDeleteThe listed tips should be followed strictly as it cannot be ignored.
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