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Think of your prospecting pitch in terms of parts. There is your name, your company name, what you do, why you are credible, benefits clients/accounts get from working with you, what they will get or learn at a first meeting/discovery call, how you ask for the meeting, then you have proofs and ear candy. These are the parts. Make each component part as strong and clear as you can.
Sell The Meeting: Set Discovery Calls & Sales Appointments To Close New Accounts: A Lead Generation Process With Phone Script Samples For B2B Appointment Setting & Cold Calling
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