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3 contributions to HighLevel Huddle w/ Clay
One-Call Close?
Anyone here just close on the initial cold-call for reputation management? I have a 9-5 job and don’t have time to book subsequent sales calls/Zoom meetings. Any help would be appreciated.
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@Tony Iverson that makes sense - simple and low-ticket. Thanks man. If I'm pitching a Database Reactivation offer (2 week free trial), you recommend getting a card on file on that call? I just don’t want to be like “cool, so email me your customer list then we’ll get started”. just sounds like an easy way to get ghosted you know.
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@Dave Expert I’ve been in the community for like a week. Just trying to tweak cold calling scripts atm. I have 8 clients at $99/month.
Quickbooks integration
Is there anywhere where you can see how to integrate quickbooks to trigger a review request based of a invoice being paid in full, or is there any other great options?
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‘CRM Connector’ is a cost effective software for this. I use it for my clients, so far I’ve integrated with XERO mainly. But you can connect Quickbooks to it too. 👍 DM me if you want more info.
Cold Calling
Question about closing the cold call: For cold calling to a 2 week free trial Database Reactivation intro offer, do you end the cold call with something like: “cool, send me the customer list and I’ll get things started”, or, do you get a card on file on the call, or something else? It feels like the “send me the list” line to a prospect is similar to the “I’ll email you the invoice and we’ll go from there”, which as we know is a recipe for getting ghosted. Any advice would be appreciated. Just wanting to nail that final part of the call. Feel free to share how you guys end your cold calls. Josh
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