Effective Sales Call Strategies for Coaches

Jul 28, 2024

Sales Call Strategies for Coaches

Introduction

  • Instructor: Grayson Lupus
  • Objective: Share full sales framework and objection handling techniques.
  • Background: Successfully closed over 100 clients, achieving $100,000+ monthly in his coaching program.
  • Credits: Learned from Cole Gordon.

Sales Script Breakdown

1. Call Introduction

  • Build Rapport: Short and sweet; 15-20 seconds.
    • Ask where they're from.
    • Reference form details.
  • Frame the Call (if necessary): Explain the call's purpose and structure.
    • Useful if the client seems unsure or forgetful about the call's purpose.
  • Early Exit Option: If the call isn't what they expected.

2. Discovery Phase

  • **Isolate the Problem: **Identify the main problem driving them to book the call.
    • Ask deeper questions to avoid surface-level answers.
  • Background Questions: Context for their problem and efforts.
    • What do they do for a living?
    • What have they tried?
  • Current Situation: Understand their current business state.
  • Probing: Multiple questions to get to the heart of the issue.
    • Examples: Issues with lead generation, specifics about previous efforts.
  • Assess Current Efforts: Understand previous attempts to solve the problem.
    • Deep dive into their strategies and expenditures.
  • Establish Doubt: Determine why they can't solve the problem on their own.
  • Solution Questions: Understand if they're already working with someone.
    • Determine why previous solutions didn't work.
  • Establish Urgency: What’s the cost of inaction?
    • Potential impacts on their business or personal life.
  • Desired Situation: Have them describe their ideal business scenario.
  • Tie Down Discovery: Ask if anything was missed before moving on.

3. Transition

  • Link Discovery to Pitch: Transition smoothly after discovery.
    • Offer to walk through the process to help them, ask for permission to pitch.

4. The Pitch

  • Focus on Process, Not Deliverables: Explain the steps for results.
    • Avoid listing program features – it commoditizes the offering.
    • Highlight key, attractive aspects of the process.
  • Get Agreement: Ensure they agree with the proposed process.
  • Detail Delivery: Explain how the process will be delivered (coaching, modules, etc.) after gaining their interest.

5. Committing

  • Temperature Check: Assess their feeling about the call (scale of 1-10).
    • Address concerns if they're not at an 8 or above.
  • Next Steps: Explain enrollment details.
  • State Investment: Finally disclose the price.

Handling Objections

  • Mindset: Expect objections but aim to close despite them.

Common Objections

  1. **Finance-Related: **Discuss payment plans or alternatives.
  2. Partner Approval: Determine if it’s permission or respect.
  • Aim for a deposit or arrange a follow-up call involving the partner.
  1. **Uncertainty: **Pace their objections.
  • Address doubts about the process’s efficacy.

Addressing Uncertainty Objections

  • Separate Finances: Clarify if process doubts are unrelated to money.
  • Target Specific Concerns: Clear up any confusion about particular process steps.

Conclusion

  • Objective: Leave with a clear and workable sales script.
  • Encouragement: DM Grayson on Instagram with any questions.
  • Sign-off: Peace out.