Twitter has amazing resources to get your first sale

But what happens when you finally book an appointment?

You HAVE to call them..

The phone call is everything.

You may have the BEST product out there. But when it’s time to dial, how you pitch MATTERS. Lets dig deeper
TONALITY

Tonality is fundamental in building rapport and trust with the prospect.
The person can’t see you, so how you project yourself, is everything.

You should come off as an EXPERT in your voice. Play with different pitches at key moments.
1. Urgency

Your product will change your prospects LIFE. And be sure of it. Speak slow and articulately. Use downward inflection at the end of your sentences when you articulate ideas and statements in a certain way.

Use wisely. This can break rapport in the question phase
2. Influencing

Keep a neutral tone throughout the call. This is the tonality that you should aim to stay in when selling. 

With this tone, you signal to them you are equals. But again, remain in control, you’re the expert. Talk to them like its you’re best friend.
3. Emphasizing

When you ask discovery questions play with upward inflections.

Imagine the capital letters here as upward inflections.

Hey is this KARL? With Karl CAPITAL? We spoke last week about XYZ?

The prospects subconscious is screaming : Do I know this person!?
Upward inflections need to be timed wisely. Too much, and it can come off weak and unsure of yourself. Use selectively.
These are a few small tricks you can you use to capture your prospects attention, make them perceive you as an expert in your niche, and if used correctly can dramatically increase your closing rate.

These are 3 of MANY tonality tips.

Below is a list to look up and study
1. Urgency
2. Utter Sincerity
3. Using a question when it should be declarative
4. Reasonable Man
5. Absolute Certainty
6. I really want to know
7. The presupposing tone
8. 3 up tones

If you found this helpful, there’s a link in my bio that goes deeper. Now go close more champ.
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