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Creative Follow Up ft. Adam Outland – 9.4.18

Creative Follow Up ft. Adam Outland – 9.4.18

Update: 2018-09-04
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We’re no longer a company that sells a product to people we’re never going to see again (seminar model).


We’re building our business with people we have contact with.


Focusing on building relationships sets us up for long term impact with our business.


 


How do you rank in terms of your follow up – building relationship?


 


Pre-Workshop (Post Set / Pre Run)


Rate yourself on how well you follow up:


1 – Less than expected


10 – 5+ Touches between Set-Call & Walk through the door


Send Book: Navigate, Card: Outline in IS


Goal: Give before you ask


Creative follow up extends the “Give” in your efforts to build the relationship.


Do everything in your power to make sure that relationship is rock solid.


The VCS is technical, the touches warm up the experience.


Connect personally. Meet with them for coffee, breakfast, lunch. Model for them what we preach.


If you host events, invite them to attend as your personal guest.


Post-Workshop


Send poster!


Partners with “Successories” use the products.


Aim for a non-expensive visual gift.


Send Thank you card


Follow Up Call 1-2 months after



  • Updates on the team


Invitations to events for the following 6 months to a year


Thoughtful Email



  • LinkedIN / Facebook prompt Birthday reminders – pay attention to these


Specialized Gift – Coaching Clients primarily


Sold Clients


Dedicated service call time


Put a regular schedule block every other week instead of Market Records


Email check ins


Invitations to events


Send gifts – meaningful not expensive


Coaching Clients


Email between calls


Thank you cards


Send gifts – meaningful not expensive


 


Your ability to sell coaching is tied to how you actually coach your own clients. Go above and beyond.

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Creative Follow Up ft. Adam Outland – 9.4.18

Creative Follow Up ft. Adam Outland – 9.4.18

Sara Hodges