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What I’m suggesting is a mind-shift away from all the old ideas of manipulating, turning, guiding, playing, and closing. Move your cold calling into one simple human act -- building a relationship.
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How to avoid cold calling burnout
1. How to Avoid Cold Calling
Burnout
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2. Old-school traditional cold calling
Old-school traditional cold calling can take a toll on a
person’s self esteem over time.
It’s just not natural to have somebody hang up on us, or
to experience rejection over and over each day.
Many of us tend to recoil at even the idea of cold calling.
It’s a fear-laden experience that’s often depressing.
Most of us have a mental block around cold calling.
We associate cold calling with the worst of what selling is
about - the “going to war” concept where we play a mind
game with someone we’ve never met.
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3. You can avoid it
All this can be avoided by shifting your frame of reference.
After this you’ll look forward to the adventure of cold
calling.
You’ll overcome those moments when you are sitting at
the telephone physically unable to make a cold call
because “burn out” has robbed you of the energy.
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4. New way of cold calling
I’m suggesting that you do cold calling in a new way - in a
conversational manner and without thinking about making
a sale.
In order not to focus on “getting the sale,” you must first
surrender to the outcome of your call.
From this place and only this place, can you finally
connect with your prospect at a human level.
When you do this, you’ll find yourself more relaxed.
The person on the other side of the phone won’t feel like
you’re there to make a sale, but to simply have a
conversation with them to see if you can help in some
way.
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5. The way to do this
Become someone who is genuine and helpful.
You’ll be amazed at how people respond to you.
At the end of the day you won’t be burned out.
You’ll be energized and truly happy.
It’s all about a new human-to-human mindset.
Here are 4 important steps to releasing your focus on
“making the sale” so you can invite new business
relationships without having to be calculating or
manipulative.
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6. 1. Adjust your cold calling goal
Before you make a cold call, think to yourself, “My goal
is not to make the sale, but to create a conversation
based on how I can help the other person.”
With this in mind, then, you begin cold calling by stepping
into the other person’s world.
Rather than starting out with a mini-sales pitch, you ask a
question based on what problem your product or service
can solve for them.
For example, if you’re offering computer programming,
you might say, “I’m just calling to see if your company is
having issues with lost data because of paper-based filing
systems.”
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7. 2. Avoid changing who you are when you
make your cold call.
Remain yourself without hiding behind the “salesperson”
persona.
There’s no need to be on “stage” or to sound
enthusiastic.
Be your everyday relaxed self, as if you’re calling a friend.
People know when you’re being genuine, and when you’re
not.
When you’re simply being a real person rather than
adopting a salesperson persona, you’ll find that people
respond to you much more warmly.
“Real” you generates real interest from others.
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8. 3. Stop trying to drive the conversation
towards a sale
Open cold calls with a problem statement that generates
a response like “What do you mean?” or “Tell me more.”
End the conversation with the phrase such as, “Well,
where do you think we should go from here?”
This shifts you away from having “tunnel vision” about
making a sale.
It opens up a whole world of human-to-human
connection.
This is not only fun, it has a positive effect on your
bottom line.
You’ll hear great responses like, “I enjoyed talking with
you, thank you for your help.”
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9. 4. Let go of thinking “buyer-seller”
View the person you’re cold calling as another person,
not as a “prospect.”
Recognize their issues and their goals.
Fit yourself into their world and help them out.
Determine exactly what kind of problems you have a
solution for, and share from that place.
And if no sale results, it feels okay because you’re focusing
on being helpful rather than on securing a sale.
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10. Mind-shift away
What I’m suggesting is a mind-shift away from all the old
ideas of manipulating, turning, guiding, playing, and closing.
Move your cold calling into one simple human act -
building a relationship.
When you’re making friends and doing business with
people you like and whom also like you, then cold calling
can become a truly enjoyable part of your day.
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