Client Communication Guidelines for Move Wheels

Sep 30, 2024

Client Communication Script Overview

Introduction

  • Purpose: Understanding the basic client communication script for Move Wheels.
  • Recommendation: Watch the video at least twice for comprehension.
  • Applicability: Adjust script for different company names if not working for Move Wheels.

General Script

  • Initial Contact: Respond to new leads within 5 minutes.
  • Introduction Example:
    • Use client's name often to establish connection.
    • Example: "Hi John, my name is Serge from Move Wheels Transportation. Are you still looking for vehicle transportation?"

Client Responses

  • Positive Response:
    • Ask about the urgency of pick-up.
    • Offer multiple pick-up days (e.g., today/tomorrow, next month).
  • Negative Response:
    • Politely end the conversation if the client is not interested.
  • Uncertain Response:
    • Confirm the client’s decision and offer your pricing to potentially change their mind.

Voicemail Strategy

  • Sample Voicemail:
    • Include name, company, offer, and contact information.
    • Optionally, do not mention price to intrigue the client.

Handling Client Questions

  1. Cancellation Fee
    • No cancellation fee unless a driver is assigned.
  2. Payment Process
    • Partial deposit after pickup, balance at delivery.
    • Deposit covers fees, taxes, insurance.
  3. Certified Funds
    • Include money orders, cashier’s check, and company check.
  4. Personal Items in Car
    • Up to 100 lbs allowed, extra negotiation required.
  5. Vehicle Preparation
    • No loose parts, less than 100 lbs of personal items.
  6. Insurance
    • Vehicle fully insured with specified coverage limits.
  7. Delivery Timeframe
    • Approximate based on distance (e.g., coast-to-coast or north-south).
  8. Terminal Use
    • No terminals; usually door-to-door.

Addressing Objections

  • Price Concerns:
    • Clarify realistic pricing vs. low quotes with potential increases.
  • Why Choose Us:
    • Highlight experience, ratings, and client recommendations.
  • Safety and Convenience:
    • Benefits of shipping vs. driving.

Difficult Questions and Objections

  • Day-Specific Requests:
    • Check availability and provide a likely window.
  • Driver Information:
    • Only after contract and payment details are confirmed.
  • Pricing Guarantees:
    • Avoid using "guarantee," provide possible scenarios affecting price.

Conclusion

  • Order Process Recap:
    • Gather pickup/delivery addresses, contact info, and timeframes.
    • Ensure vehicle operability, send contracts, and collect payment info.
  • Final Recommendations:
    • Keep conversations concise, around 15 minutes max.
    • Re-watch the material to reinforce understanding and start application.