how to find the perfect appointment setter👁️🗨️
HOW TO HIRE APPOINTMENT SETTER TEAMS You need to delegate asap, learn the fundamentals and teach people what you know, once you delegate you will start to scale Key points - Don’t be lazy: only hire setters when you are too busy with sales calls or service delivery to do it yourself - Don’t be cheap: hire quality talent and pay well (don’t hire a $3/hr VA) Quality Setters A good quality setter has two main attributes: consistency and charisma. The thing about our process is that it doesn’t require a huge amount of skill or talent. The key determining factor as to whether or not they will succeed is simply down to their ability to follow instructions and do it every day. For this reason we want to base our hiring process around finding people who are consistent and disciplined in other areas of their lives. Attributes we’re looking for: - Stellar fluent English (or English as first language) - Ideally USA, UK, Canada, Australia, etc - Proven track record of consistency & discipline - Charisma, extraversion & enthusiasm Hiring Process Option 1: Looking at your circle Look at your social circle and people you know, perhaps other people in your network or mutual friends. Ask yourself who you could see making a good appointment setter. Who do you know who has charisma? Ideally someone young with spare time, e.g. a university / college student. Alternatively, a stay at home mother who has a few hours in the day. It can truly be anyone so long as they have the charisma and consistency to get people to book. Option 2: Using groups & socials Look at big social media and search for groups that were originally created for the purpose of what you are trying to achieve. Eg. Appointment Setter Groups Step 1: Join Groups On Facebook you can search for groups. A good place to find talent is to search for the following groups. “Appointment Setter” “SMMA” “Make money online” “Quit 9-5” There are hundreds of groups with young/ambitious people looking to find a way to make money online remotely. I’d recommend joining 15-20 of these groups.