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1 WEEK 8: FOLLOW-UP Mastery

2 Are we ahead or behind? Set up monthly one-to-one 100-Touch Challenge
Production Month #2 Are we ahead or behind? Set up monthly one-to-one 100-Touch Challenge

3 Discipline: The suppression of base desires (self-restraint & Control) Long Obedience in the same Direction. Consistency: Always acting or behaving in the same way. Follow-Through: To press on in an activity or process, especially to a conclusion.

4 I. purpose? ADHD World Object Impermanence Current of the Urgent
Rekindle Chemistry Stay Top-of-Mind

5 Fortune is in the follow-up
Truly believe MILLIONS of dollars are lost due to poor follow-up and follow-through EVERY salesperson needs a CRM System?

6 Follow-UP Purpose: A touch with
value that articulates how you solve problems better than anyone through your unique abilities.

7 Fight club mindset Pick and choose (buyer vs. seller)
Clear filter (opportunity filter) High Touch/High Frequency Fight to EARN their business Stop apologizing

8 Why Poor Follow-up Run out of interesting things to say (Person of Interest) Do not have a consistent system and aren’t disciplined Lack of confidence and don’t want to be a “nuisance”

9 100-Touch Challenge Get into a flow state
Overcome Call Reluctance/Creative Avoidance Get your mind ready for what your body is about to do

10 II. Lead Gen Follow-Up Speed to Lead
Over half use the first person they talk to (67%) 5-minute rule (9X more likely to close) 3-Types of Leads Referral = When (name) says follow-up I follow-up Incoming Demand = You called for a reason Self-Lead Gen = Business chemistry and shared beliefs (filter)

11 First Meeting outcomes
Needs/Wants (pain vs. potential) Missing Structures Shared Beliefs (opportunity filter) Human Connection (Business Chemistry) Call-to-Action (set what’s next)

12 Soft Touches: Reason to contact a suspect, prospect, client, advocate based on something that triggers you to think about them.

13 Soft Touches & Triggers
Types of Triggers: Customer Service Environmental Social Identity Showcase Connector

14 10-Touches Email - First meeting summary
Content - Expert Content specific to them Trigger - Soft touch Proof of Concept - Helped others just like you (testimonials) Formal Meeting - Rekindle chemistry and ask for business Social Consensus - Bring in the big dogs (top-25) Challenger - What’s really stopping us? Move On? - Move on or keep going (filter) Repeat - Pick top strategy


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