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Yesterday, I had a sales call with a lead gen company. Let me tell you—I learned a lot about what not to do on a sales call. The experience was eye-opening. The sales rep was monotone, lacked engagement, and jumped straight into a generic presentation. Even though the software seemed promising, the lack of connection left me disengaged. So, here’s what I’m taking away and how I ensure my own sales calls are engaging and effective: Set an Agenda 📝 - Always set an agenda before or at the start of the call. This helps your prospect understand what will be discussed and sets clear expectations. Understand Their Goals 🎯 - Ask your prospect what they want to achieve by the end of the call. Align your discussion to bridge their current situation with how your solution can help. Avoid Diving Straight into the Demo - The platform itself isn’t the game changer; it’s your approach as a salesperson that makes the difference. Build the value before showing the product. Be a Trusted Advisor 🤝 - At Consumer Fusion, we emphasize being a trusted advisor rather than just a salesperson. Guide your prospects through the decision-making process with industry knowledge and genuine advice. Sales is all about connection and trust. If your prospect can't trust 1. You 2. Your Company 3. Your plan They won't be moving forward with you. What are your top tips for effective sales calls? Share in the comments! #Sales #SalesTips #CustomerEngagement #TrustedAdvisor #SalesStrategy #LeadGen #B2B

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