Watch this presentation for five easy steps you can use to help grow your contracted customer base and secure new customers.
Your hosts, Robert Peretson, CEO, Successful Computer Consulting and GFI's Chris Martin, discuss a complete and proven process that will take you from finding the right customer to getting them to say "Yes!".
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From Cold to Client
1. Webinar: From Cold to Client...
In 5 Easy Steps
Successful Computer Consulting
Robert Peretson
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Introducing
Chris Martin
GFI MAX
Robert Peretson
SuccessfulComputerConsulting.com
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A 5-Step Plan for Going from Cold to Client
Proven Methods for IT Support Companies
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A Step-By-Step Plan
» We will focus on ONE very specific, very effective Marketing Strategy
» We will detail a specific 5-Step Marketing Plan to use that Marketing
Strategy effectively
» Download the Companion Whitepaper from
» http://www.mspbusinessmarketing.com
» http://SuccessfulComputerConsulting.com
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Why Direct Mail Works
» Direct Mail Will Find You Highly Targeted, Ready-to-Buy Customers
» Direct Mail Does the Selling For You
» Direct Mail is Pressure-Free – for You AND Your Customer.
» Direct Mail is Massively Efficient
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Step 1
Target the Right Potential Customer
» Access the FREE ReferenceUSA Database at Your Local Library
» Purchase a List
» Build Your Own List
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Step 2
Mail a Killer Sales Letter
» Write your own Sales Letter
» Have a Sales Letter written for you
» Purchase a pre-written, ready-to-go, proven Sales Letter
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Write Your Own Sales Letter
1. Read a good book
» Scientific Advertising by Claude Hopkins
» Available for free download at http://scientificadvertising.com/
» The Robert Collier Letter Book by Robert Collier
» Ca$hvertising by Drew Eric Whitman
2. Use the excellent, free web resources available to you
» The Gary Halbert Letter - http://www.thegaryhalbertletter.com/
» Bencivenga Bullets - http://www.marketingbullets.com/
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What Makes a Good
Sales Letter?
1. How long should it be?
2. Follow the A.I.D.A. Formula
3. Focus on Benefits – Not Features
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What Makes a Good Sales Letter?
Features
» We respond promptly
» We monitor your systems around the clock
» We charge flat rates
Benefits
» You’ll operate at new levels of productivity
» Have complete confidence that your systems and precious data are
protected and secure
» Get the maximum returns possible from your IT spending.
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Have a Sales Letter written for you
1. Find a talented and experienced copywriter
2. Be prepared to pay a fair rate for a solid product
3. It takes time to write good copy. You might have to be a little patient.
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Purchase a Pre-Written Sales Letter
» Written specifically for selling Managed Services
» Has already been tried, tested, refined and proven to work
» Can be easily customized for laser-precision targeting
» No Waiting! You can start using it today.
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Step 3
The Follow-Up
1. Send More Letters
» Easy
» Expensive
» Inefficient
2. Follow-Up with a Simple Phone Call
» Easy
» Cheap
» Laser Targeted
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The Follow-Up Phone Call
The FOUR Components
1. The Introduction
2. The Pitch
3. Transition to Close
4. The Close
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The Follow-Up Phone Call
1. The Introduction
Getting past the GateKeeper – How many responses?
A. We’re not interested.
B. We never got your letter.
C. Chris isn’t available now. Would you like to leave a message?
D. Chris is here. I’ll put you through.
The Goal: Is there a reason to move to The Pitch?
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The Follow-Up Phone Call
2. The Pitch
A. Clarify your service
B. Ask good questions
C. Recap the uncovered problems
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The Follow-Up Phone Call
3. Transition to Close
» Suggest a short meeting
4. The Close
» Do mornings or afternoons work better for you?
» Set the appointment
» Thank you!
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Step 4
Conduct a Perfect Meeting
» Prepare by understanding the basics of selling
» Zero Resistance Selling by Pamela Yellen/Maxwell Maltz
» The Sales Bible: The Ultimate Sales Resource, New Edition by Jeffrey H.
Gitomer
» SPIN Selling by Neil Rackham
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Step 4
Conduct a Perfect Meeting
1. Ask Questions / Listen
2. Take notes
3. Find the Pain
4. Provide an effective Demonstration
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Common Questions and Objectives
» What if I don’t want your maintenance plan? What’s your hourly rate?
» Wow, that’s too expensive for me.
» I already have a consultant who I’m pretty happy with.
» And what if they just say, “No”?
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Step 5
Get In with a Free Trial… COMMUNICATE to Seal the Deal!
» Make sure they receive instant alerts from your RMM
» Set a Dashboard training session
» Send automatic weekly system status reports
» Send a PDF Inventory Report
» Include Remote Helpdesk with your trial and gain valuable insight into your
potential new client
» Make sure they can track service tickets and receive automatic updates when
a ticket is updated
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How the Building Blocks can help you get started
» A series of discrete, pre-packaged services that the customer can easily
grasp the value of
» That you can sell easily
» That generate recurring profits for you
» Bind that customer to you
» Learn about their systems
» Begin changing the nature of the relationship
» And migrate them to full Managed Services
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What’s a Building Block?
» All the information, tools and collateral needed to sell and implement a set
of Managed Services
» You can use to:
» Attract new customers or strengthen relationships with existing
customers
» Easily sell a profitable service
» Ease customers from break-fix to Managed Services
» With NO major changes to your company
» And no expensive training
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Building Blocks Program – Do it your way!
Lucrative
but Server & Network Workstation Email
complex
Email archiving
Server & network Workstation
Email hosting
management management
Delivery verification
Real-time server & Proactive workstation
Email Continuity
network monitoring maintenance
Daily Server Real-time workstation
Anti-virus & anti-spam
Health Check monitoring
Daily Server Daily Workstation Email infrastructure
Safety Check Health Check monitoring
Lower
value but
simple
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What’s contained in each Building Block?
Example: Server Blocks – all you need to price and sell
Each Building Block Contains:
Server & Network
4 Management
Information about the service, context in
which it sits in Building Blocks
Real-time Server & Financials (pricing & profit) calculators
3 Network Monitoring
Promotional material (flyers, letters,
web site text, etc.), value proposition,
Daily Server
2 Health Check
marketing and sales strategy
Implementation documents
(contracts, SLAs)
Daily Server
1 Safety Check
Implementation considerations:
Integration, billing, scaling, etc.
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All the self-branded information and material you need
Sample flyer
Your Logo
Here
Your strap line here
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Sample sales letters and telephone scripts
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Pricing calculators, sample contracts,
statements of work...
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GFI MAX Building Blocks summary
» All the info and collateral.
» To easily sell straightforward services that the customer grasps.
» That bind the customer to you.
» That truffle hunt and brings more incidents to the surface.
» That you can make good recurring revenues and profits.
» That require no changes to your business system. No training and travel and time.
» That can be used to attract new customers with a straightforward service.
» That start the progression to full Managed Services.
GFI Max and Building Blocks are…Easy!
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Thank you
You get the full system
Set up in less than 10 minutes!
No commitment
No hard sell
Or contact us for more information:
gfimax@gfi.com
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MSP Business Management website
Online resource to help you:
» Grow your IT support company
» Run your company more profitably
» Deliver fast IT support and increase uptime
» Minimize threats to your business
www.mspbusinessmanagement.com
Editor's Notes
The idea is to move to more complex and more profitable managed services – but when the time is right…. With more complex, fixed fee contracts, could come more risk….its difficult to know how to price a fully managed service until you have more experience of that customers systems… this approach helps you learn AND your customers build trust in you before committing to larger fixed monthly costs…The beauty of this approach is that you can start anywhere and add additional building blocks as your customers need them….
The idea is to move to more complex and more profitable managed services – but when the time is right…. With more complex, fixed fee contracts, could come more risk….its difficult to know how to price a fully managed service until you have more experience of that customers systems… this approach helps you learn AND your customers build trust in you before committing to larger fixed monthly costs…The beauty of this approach is that you can start anywhere and add additional building blocks as your customers need them….