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“Why the best sales leads come after the fourth unanswered follow-up”
...do cold calling where the ice has already been broken that significantly
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...calling. Now we have this, you know, privilege of serving, you know, more than 20,000 hoteliers, and we have these relationships with the big brands and so forth. So it's a little bit different of a cold call now, and it's a much more warmer call if
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...for somebody cold calling is, like, amazing. It's not like you have to make 20 dials before you get to even take a shot at the pitch. Right? Like, they pick up the phone every time you dial for the most part. I remember, like, I'm not, like, a a sale
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...Cold calling is hard. It's way easier to send an email and get a rejection. That's easy. When you cold call someone and you get a rejection, that hurts. And so when you think about the other sellers around you in this landscape, they are not cold cal
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...calling? Of course. We have to. And we actually did just did something at Notion where we hosted a global
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...those cold calls when you pick up and call a company? So let's use Refinery twenty nine, which was a bootstrapped $56,000,000 revenue business. Think of it in them as we were trying to build the next generation of Vogue magazine online. We basically
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...calling. Then depending on your industry as well, and we're lucky in that ways, we can actually sell to products we use or products we've used before. And either you know, we use them, and that means we have access to different peoples then. We can g
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...cold calling isn't totally unique or innovative, it is it it is, like, less common than the cold email. Yeah. You can get something That was one of Matt's points too of being surprised how effective it was, was you can stand out. That's right. And I
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...calling? 100% yes. I was in the office yesterday and early today and I had, like, some of my team members actually cold calling. I was, like, so happy. I was smiling. Like, I was actually, like, listening to the conversation because, like, I was so h
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making a 100 cold calls a day and writing literally four to 500 emails a day and copy and pasting them. And we're investors in a company called Nook's. Yes. It's just gonna do it all. Right. It just does it. Right. Right. It literally just does all o
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...cold calling. So that's kinda how you get to the 30 how I get to the 35%. When you're hiring these reps and they haven't had pipeline generation as such a big part of their role before, how do you teach them to be good at pipeline generation? Yeah. S
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...calling earlier. Do you actually cold call? Yeah. Absolutely. It's a combination of emails, phone calls, messaging on social media, but also inviting people to events. Does that work well? I think so. Yeah. Yeah. What has died a death? A lot of the a
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...cold calling. I just wanna go straight to it. I mean, is cold calling still a thing? Like, is outbound still a thing in this way? Like, really? Are we not past that, Ashley? Oh my god. That's it's like a trigger. It's a trigger for me. I I think you
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