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One Step At A Time
Remember, prospecting is prospecting. No one is
going to say, "Sure, I'll become an XYZ distributor,"
after a brief phone call or casual meeting. If you
find someone who does, be careful. That's a sign of
someone who's not taking this venture very seriously.
Instead, your object when prospecting is to make
an appointment for a detailed presentation. You make
this appointment, in some way along these lines:
1. Introduce yourself.
2. Ask the prospect if he or she would be
interested in earning extra money.
3. If you get a yes answer, tell the prospect
you'd like to "discuss an idea" for a few minutes.
4. Try to make an appointment.
When you ask for an appointment, don't give the
prospect a chance to say no. Instead, ask, "Would next
Thursday night at 7 or 7:30 be better?"