The Art of Cold Knocks

Surely you must find yourself using some of it still. That example you gave above would seem to fit an FE close, for example.

Good stuff, Nick. Thanks for sharing.
Some of it, yeah. A lot of stuff like repeating people's first names, matching their energy, how I carry myself, how I manage the room, is stuff I don't even think about anymore. I use the overcoming objections formula all the time when setting appointments (when I run in the the majority of my objections). It amazing how something as simple as getting someone to confirm a couple of pieces of personal information so they simply say yes twice, will get them to back off their resistance to setting.
 
Some of it, yeah. A lot of stuff like repeating people's first names, matching their energy, how I carry myself, how I manage the room, is stuff I don't even think about anymore. I use the overcoming objections formula all the time when setting appointments (when I run in the the majority of my objections). It amazing how something as simple as getting someone to confirm a couple of pieces of personal information so they simply say yes twice, will get them to back off their resistance to setting.

Do you use the, "Bob, I understand how you feel. Tom and Sally felt the same way until..."
 
Always wipe your feet. :yes:

Family Heritage taught how to use a names list of past and current clients as name recognition during sales. That's more powerful than you can imagine.
We did the same! Had a list 4 pages long of people who had combined policies nearby. Almost always there was someone on the list my prospect knew.
 
Whenever I'm in an apartment building or trailer park where I know I have other clients I make sure to name drop a couple of them. Seems to drop some barriers. I don't have a list anymore though.
 
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