1. Prospecting Rod Nafziger September 28, 2011 Prepared by Terry Bentley MVP for Columbus, Indianapolis Louisville Market Place
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5. Why Do We Hate to Prospect? Feels invasive No control Low success rate Nothing to say It’s exhausting
6. Survey Results—Sellers 63% said it was the one thing they most disliked about sales 36% said they seldom if ever do it <3% said they found prospecting to be productive 88% said they are expected to prospect for new business
7. Survey Results—Buyers 91% said they NEVER respond to unsolicited inquiry from sellers 71% said they found cold calls annoying 88% said the one thing they most disliked about cold calls was that they had nothing to do with their issues or problems 94% said they could not remember a single prospector or message they had received in the last two years
8. Current Trends Don’t Bode Well Email/Voicemail Buyers Don’t Respond to Calls It Takes 6 Touches! Buying Done by Invitation Buyers Have More Info
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15. Putting It Together: The RIMS Model R esearch I mpact M essage S ales Cycle - targeting - insight - targeting - connection
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21. Four Types of Prospecting Messages Problems, Implications Facts Buyer Focused Differentiated Commoditized Provocative Credentialed Seller Focused RI M S
22. Four Types of Prospecting Messages Problems, Implications Facts Buyer Focused Commoditized Seller Focused RI M S
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24. Four Types of Prospecting Messages Problems, Implications Facts Buyer Focused Differentiated Seller Focused RI M S
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26. Four Types of Prospecting Messages Problems, Implications Facts Buyer Focused Credentialed Seller Focused RI M S
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28. Four Types of Prospecting Messages Problems, Implications Facts Buyer Focused Provocative Seller Focused RI M S