This document provides an overview of outbound sales strategies and processes. It discusses the importance of outbound reach for startups, defining leads and qualifying them, outbound sales processes involving preparation, prospecting, and follow up. It emphasizes the importance of consistent follow up, providing statistics showing that most sales are made after multiple contacts. Specific follow up strategies like the "Musketeer reach out" approach are covered. The document also addresses how to properly ask for and receive feedback to improve sales skills.
6. What you will learn?
Outbound reach out
Outbound sales process
Do & Don’ts of follow ups
Musketeer rule of outbound reach
How to ask and receive feedback
8. Outbound Sales
If your product genuinely solves a
problem for someone, reaching out via
email/phone is a legitimate, ethical and
effective way to make someone aware
of your service.
12. Outbound lead gen sources
Data.com
Data Miner/Web Scraper
Inside View
Quora ( The new guy on the block)
Lead 411
And the king of em all LinkedIn
13. Outbound Sales Process
Preparation
Prospecting
Sales Process
Define Ideal Client
Searching for leads
Create a list
Send cold email – follow up
Interact with the lead
Qualify the lead
Schedule a demo
Create an Opportunity
CLOSED WON
14. Outbound Email Process
1. Cold email (first contact)
2. 1st Follow up – after 48 hours of the first email
3. 2nd Follow up – after 72 hours of the 1st follow up
4. 3rd Follow up – After 48 hours of the 2nd follow up
5. 4th Follow up – After 72 hours of the 4th email
18. It is not your customer’s job to remember
you. It is your obligation and
responsibility to make sure they don’t
have a chance to forget you
- Patricia Fripp
19. Why is follow up important?
2% sales are made on 1st contact
3% sales are made on 2nd contact
5% sales are made on 3rd contact
10% sales are made on 4th contact
80% sales are made on 5 -12 contact
21. Do’s of Follow ups
• Prioritize follow ups
• Set a goal(ask yourself: are you seeking a sale
or a referral?
• Be creative and personal
• Connect online(LinkedIn, twitter)
• Be yourself(make genuine connections)
22. Don’ts of follow ups
• Fail to follow up
• Be Impersonal(A generic follow up email is
equivalent of spam!)
• Start Selling(Don’t go from hello to buy my stuff)
• Add to email list
• Use childish email addres(Hotmami24 or
bigdaddy4U went out with myspace)
39. High-quality feedback: “I really like how you
chose those bright colors, and then broke it
up with this really strong dark black. I think
the area where you could improve the most
is if you paid more attention to the way the
lines flow. Right now, there’s some
disharmony in this, and it doesn’t look like
you intended that, but that’s just a result of a
lack of attention to detail.”
46. Thank you for your time
Syed Asad, Head of Sales
s.asad@usabilitytools.com
+1 650 681 9613
Hinweis der Redaktion
. My Background.
. UsabilityTools, what we are doing?
If you're in a new market, people are by definition not actively seeking your product (there is no demand). Therefore, it is you who has to find them. I've had many appreciative 'thank you's from people, just for making them aware that something like what we're offering even exists :)
People have access to data on the internet, nobody is uneducated!