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Incorporate a Bounce-Back Card in Your Fulfillment Follow-up. This is the key to the whole system. Add a card that poses some of the questions above into your fulfillment offering. This allows you to qualify the lead after they've had a chance to review the information requested. Note that the answers can feed some important learning that you can capitalize on. Use all this data to build a rich database from which to develop ongoing questions for sales prospects. Authority in the buying decision, monetary resources, potential sales volume, predisposition to buy from you, customer loyalty, immediacy of a need or desire. How would you describe your involvement in the decision to purchase our product?

Constantly add new data to the old. And refresh worn-out data. Would you like to remain on our mailing list? Are you ready to buy now? Would you like a salesperson to call/visit?One of the great advantages of telephone marketing is that you can obtain an instant response to your offer. You can deal with objections and overcome them. You can, by using a boiler room operation, talk to literally thousands of people per day. In doing so, you can categorize the people you have called as customers, near customers, and noncustomers. In rare instances, you can accomplish all of your marketing by phone. Some companies do. It's not difficult to see why such marketing works far better for businesses selling to other businesses than it does for companies selling directly to consumers.

This is because consumers at home have little time for business, but business people in their place of business do have a bit of time for business matters, even those that come by phone. High-ticket sales are one of the reasons for telemarketing success in business-to-business transactions, whereas with individual consumers, profits tend to be far lower, making telemarketing to them less cost-efficient.

Be sure that you don't expect too much from your telemarketing campaign. A financial organization mailed a letter to its prospects, offering a free gift to those who requested a brochure. Telemarketing to the brochure requesters netted many personal appointments. It was during these appointments that sales were closed. Although sales may be closed on the phone, telemarketing is merely a crucial cog in a big machine. When you telemarket, you must know which benefits turn on your prospective customers.

Give prime emphasis to the benefits you feel have the most impact. Be sure you are speaking with the right person. Make a specific offer—preferably a special offer that is not available to all people at all times. And know how you'll handle objections because they'll be as common as busy signals and answering devices.

The more people you call, the more sales you'll close. Of every 20 people you call, you'll probably make contact with only about 5 on your first try. The others will be busy, sick, away, on the phone, or otherwise indisposed. Of every 20 people you reach, you may close only 1 sale on the phone. You'll have to make about 100 calls to close 1 sale.

It may sound like a lot, but to a true telephone marketing pro, it means that a mere 1,000 phone calls will result in 10 sales.

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