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Success Tips Newsletter
Thanks for the kind words, Eric. - E. Albertson
March 5, 2008
In this issue: Sally's last two tricks by Eric Albertson Word count: 459 Time to read: 2 minutes or less Last week, Sally left us wondering What were the last two tricks that gave her peace of mind and a quick four years to retirement? To refresh your memory, her first two tricks were Sally knew her future hinged on getting a laser focus on her goals and developing a killer elevator speech. Those were her first two tricks. (As you know, a great elevator speech is designed to get this response: “Tell me more.”) What’s a girl to do when the world says, “Tell me more”? Sally always did two things (her last two tricks)
Sally rarely ever told them more… until later When they said, “Tell me more,” Sally started asking questions. Some bought quickly, while 80 percent did not. Because of the questions, when Sally started sending them more information, they read what Sally sent. Sally never did work hard, just really, really smart She let the power of the drip do the hard work for her:
(Copyright 2006 APGI: www.albertsonperformancegroup.com) Sally, I’m ready to buy. Can we talk? Every few days somebody was putting their hands up saying, “Sally, I’m ready to buy.” They had been reading the information Sally was sending in the mail, email, by fax and on the occasional teleseminar. What the drip meant Sally’s target market knew that Sally knew them, their problems and the outcomes they wanted. Sally had asked the right questions and had dripped back the right information. Sales were a breeze. Sally used to work like a rented mule At one point, all Sally said in her sales talks was “me,” “me,” and “I” this and “I” that, and “Do-Do-Do.” Sally finally realized that nobody cared. The only things that mattered to her prospects were the pain they felt and the outcomes they wanted. They were all tuned into radio station WIIFM (“What’s in it For Me”?). Sally’s turnaround and increase in wealth took only 150 days Here is Sally’s timeline:
It took Sally 5 months of relatively focused effort In those five months, Sally got herself set up to make more money than she had made in the past 20 years. What are you going to be doing with your next 5 months? Really. Do you have a plan? Just pass part of the audit You saw the audit in a previous issue of this newsletter. Sally didn’t do it all. She just did the four things, above. Sally lived the 80/20 rule and has a very nice retirement because of it. More on the 80/20 rule in real life next week. To your success,
The next fast track course starts on April 9th at 1:00 P.M. Classes run for 90 minutes, and the course is for people who sell professional services. People such as consultants, financial planners, researchers, attorneys, CPAs and any type of advisor. I will be sharing my tricks of the trade for enhancing margins while delivering greater value with less effort. As a no-cost bonus to all class participants, I will also be delivering a copy of each of my fourteen books. Another thing: We won’t bill your credit card for the course until 45 days after it starts on April 9th. That way, you can make sure that this program is really right for you. To get the 45-day delayed payment option and all 14 bonus books, you must register by March 21st at 5 P.M. No exceptions. Remember, you also get:
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