The "Perfect Client Method"
- If your selling high end services $10K+ and want a cheat code to get the sale every time then do this [100% Close Rate]
- Find your ideal client, someone you know that if they understood what you're selling they'd buy.
- Criteria:
- 1. Enough money to invest
- 2. Have the right assets that you could add 10 - 20K% to their bottom line
- 3. They have distribution
- 4. You know their business well enough to talk their talk
- You must know the meeting is worth it in terms of profit potential to pay for the meeting
- Frame the meeting as if you're paying to learn more about their business. You will ask very specific questions to determine how you could double or triple their business
- Pay them for a meeting
- Explain their business to them better than they can explain it themselves
- Expose the holes in their buckets
- They will pay you to fix the holes simply because doing so themselves is either to time consuming or to technologically complicated
- You learn by getting involved with people who are doing what it is you want to do & have what you want to have. Don't make the mistake of always wearing the consumer hat; saying to yourself I'm going to listen to what X is saying and HOPEFULLY there will be something useful I can take away
- Wear the business owner hat that says I am looking around at this event
- Nice venue
- Multi-Camera setup
- The team is live switching
- How did I get invited
- How did I make it into this small room
- Why is this a small room instead of a big room
- Start thinking from the perspective of the person you're following and you'll see thing from a totally different light
- When Chris Record went to Cole Hatter's mastermind he spoke but really he was paying attention to:
- What did he do to build this mastermind?
- How did he build such an engaged tribe?
- What is the process he uses to sell people into the mastermind?
- What is his offer?
- What are people saying when they talk to each other at the mastermind?
- What are the people excited about?
- Learn to pay attention to the details on a higher level. Pay attention to what they aren't teaching you and the inner workings of how the business is being ran
- Learn to study people by going into their environment with the intent to learn & see what they don't tell you.
- Sometimes in studying people intently you learn things that sometimes they aren't even aware of. Sometimes people underestimate the magnitude of what they really have
The "Perfect Client Method"
- If your selling high end services $10K+ and want a cheat code to get the sale every time then do this [100% Close Rate]
- Find your ideal client, someone you know that if they understood what you're selling they'd buy.
- Criteria:
- 1. Enough money to invest
- 2. Have the right assets that you could add 10 - 20K% to their bottom line
- 3. They have distribution
- 4. You know their business well enough to talk their talk
- You must know the meeting is worth it in terms of profit potential to pay for the meeting
- Frame the meeting as if you're paying to learn more about their business. You will ask very specific questions to determine how you could double or triple their business
- Pay them for a meeting
- Explain their business to them better than they can explain it themselves
- Expose the holes in their buckets
- They will pay you to fix the holes simply because doing so themselves is either to time consuming or to technologically complicated
- You learn by getting involved with people who are doing what it is you want to do & have what you want to have. Don't make the mistake of always wearing the consumer hat; saying to yourself I'm going to listen to what X is saying and HOPEFULLY there will be something useful I can take away
- Wear the business owner hat that says I am looking around at this event
- Nice venue
- Multi-Camera setup
- The team is live switching
- How did I get invited
- How did I make it into this small room
- Why is this a small room instead of a big room
- Start thinking from the perspective of the person you're following and you'll see thing from a totally different light
- When Chris Record went to Cole Hatter's mastermind he spoke but really he was paying attention to:
- What did he do to build this mastermind?
- How did he build such an engaged tribe?
- What is the process he uses to sell people into the mastermind?
- What is his offer?
- What are people saying when they talk to each other at the mastermind?
- What are the people excited about?
- Learn to pay attention to the details on a higher level. Pay attention to what they aren't teaching you and the inner workings of how the business is being ran
- Learn to study people by going into their environment with the intent to learn & see what they don't tell you.
- Sometimes in studying people intently you learn things that sometimes they aren't even aware of. Sometimes people underestimate the magnitude of what they really have
The "Perfect Client Method"
- If your selling high end services $10K+ and want a cheat code to get the sale every time then do this [100% Close Rate]
- Find your ideal client, someone you know that if they understood what you're selling they'd buy.
- Criteria:
- 1. Enough money to invest
- 2. Have the right assets that you could add 10 - 20K% to their bottom line
- 3. They have distribution
- 4. You know their business well enough to talk their talk
- You must know the meeting is worth it in terms of profit potential to pay for the meeting
- Frame the meeting as if you're paying to learn more about their business. You will ask very specific questions to determine how you could double or triple their business
- Pay them for a meeting
- Explain their business to them better than they can explain it themselves
- Expose the holes in their buckets
- They will pay you to fix the holes simply because doing so themselves is either to time consuming or to technologically complicated
- You learn by getting involved with people who are doing what it is you want to do & have what you want to have. Don't make the mistake of always wearing the consumer hat; saying to yourself I'm going to listen to what X is saying and HOPEFULLY there will be something useful I can take away
- Wear the business owner hat that says I am looking around at this event
- Nice venue
- Multi-Camera setup
- The team is live switching
- How did I get invited
- How did I make it into this small room
- Why is this a small room instead of a big room
- Start thinking from the perspective of the person you're following and you'll see thing from a totally different light
- When Chris Record went to Cole Hatter's mastermind he spoke but really he was paying attention to:
- What did he do to build this mastermind?
- How did he build such an engaged tribe?
- What is the process he uses to sell people into the mastermind?
- What is his offer?
- What are people saying when they talk to each other at the mastermind?
- What are the people excited about?
- Learn to pay attention to the details on a higher level. Pay attention to what they aren't teaching you and the inner workings of how the business is being ran
- Learn to study people by going into their environment with the intent to learn & see what they don't tell you.
- Sometimes in studying people intently you learn things that sometimes they aren't even aware of. Sometimes people underestimate the magnitude of what they really have
The "Perfect Client Method"
- If your selling high end services $10K+ and want a cheat code to get the sale every time then do this [100% Close Rate]
- Find your ideal client, someone you know that if they understood what you're selling they'd buy.
- Criteria:
- 1. Enough money to invest
- 2. Have the right assets that you could add 10 - 20K% to their bottom line
- 3. They have distribution
- 4. You know their business well enough to talk their talk
- You must know the meeting is worth it in terms of profit potential to pay for the meeting
- Frame the meeting as if you're paying to learn more about their business. You will ask very specific questions to determine how you could double or triple their business
- Pay them for a meeting
- Explain their business to them better than they can explain it themselves
- Expose the holes in their buckets
- They will pay you to fix the holes simply because doing so themselves is either to time consuming or to technologically complicated
- You learn by getting involved with people who are doing what it is you want to do & have what you want to have. Don't make the mistake of always wearing the consumer hat; saying to yourself I'm going to listen to what X is saying and HOPEFULLY there will be something useful I can take away
- Wear the business owner hat that says I am looking around at this event
- Nice venue
- Multi-Camera setup
- The team is live switching
- How did I get invited
- How did I make it into this small room
- Why is this a small room instead of a big room
- Start thinking from the perspective of the person you're following and you'll see thing from a totally different light
- When Chris Record went to Cole Hatter's mastermind he spoke but really he was paying attention to:
- What did he do to build this mastermind?
- How did he build such an engaged tribe?
- What is the process he uses to sell people into the mastermind?
- What is his offer?
- What are people saying when they talk to each other at the mastermind?
- What are the people excited about?
- Learn to pay attention to the details on a higher level. Pay attention to what they aren't teaching you and the inner workings of how the business is being ran
- Learn to study people by going into their environment with the intent to learn & see what they don't tell you.
- Sometimes in studying people intently you learn things that sometimes they aren't even aware of. Sometimes people underestimate the magnitude of what they really have
The "Perfect Client Method"
- If your selling high end services $10K+ and want a cheat code to get the sale every time then do this [100% Close Rate]
- Find your ideal client, someone you know that if they understood what you're selling they'd buy.
- Criteria:
- 1. Enough money to invest
- 2. Have the right assets that you could add 10 - 20K% to their bottom line
- 3. They have distribution
- 4. You know their business well enough to talk their talk
- You must know the meeting is worth it in terms of profit potential to pay for the meeting
- Frame the meeting as if you're paying to learn more about their business. You will ask very specific questions to determine how you could double or triple their business
- Pay them for a meeting
- Explain their business to them better than they can explain it themselves
- Expose the holes in their buckets
- They will pay you to fix the holes simply because doing so themselves is either to time consuming or to technologically complicated
- You learn by getting involved with people who are doing what it is you want to do & have what you want to have. Don't make the mistake of always wearing the consumer hat; saying to yourself I'm going to listen to what X is saying and HOPEFULLY there will be something useful I can take away
- Wear the business owner hat that says I am looking around at this event
- Nice venue
- Multi-Camera setup
- The team is live switching
- How did I get invited
- How did I make it into this small room
- Why is this a small room instead of a big room
- Start thinking from the perspective of the person you're following and you'll see thing from a totally different light
- When Chris Record went to Cole Hatter's mastermind he spoke but really he was paying attention to:
- What did he do to build this mastermind?
- How did he build such an engaged tribe?
- What is the process he uses to sell people into the mastermind?
- What is his offer?
- What are people saying when they talk to each other at the mastermind?
- What are the people excited about?
- Learn to pay attention to the details on a higher level. Pay attention to what they aren't teaching you and the inner workings of how the business is being ran
- Learn to study people by going into their environment with the intent to learn & see what they don't tell you.
- Sometimes in studying people intently you learn things that sometimes they aren't even aware of. Sometimes people underestimate the magnitude of what they really have
The "Perfect Client Method"
- If your selling high end services $10K+ and want a cheat code to get the sale every time then do this [100% Close Rate]
- Find your ideal client, someone you know that if they understood what you're selling they'd buy.
- Criteria:
- 1. Enough money to invest
- 2. Have the right assets that you could add 10 - 20K% to their bottom line
- 3. They have distribution
- 4. You know their business well enough to talk their talk
- You must know the meeting is worth it in terms of profit potential to pay for the meeting
- Frame the meeting as if you're paying to learn more about their business. You will ask very specific questions to determine how you could double or triple their business
- Pay them for a meeting
- Explain their business to them better than they can explain it themselves
- Expose the holes in their buckets
- They will pay you to fix the holes simply because doing so themselves is either to time consuming or to technologically complicated
- You learn by getting involved with people who are doing what it is you want to do & have what you want to have. Don't make the mistake of always wearing the consumer hat; saying to yourself I'm going to listen to what X is saying and HOPEFULLY there will be something useful I can take away
- Wear the business owner hat that says I am looking around at this event
- Nice venue
- Multi-Camera setup
- The team is live switching
- How did I get invited
- How did I make it into this small room
- Why is this a small room instead of a big room
- Start thinking from the perspective of the person you're following and you'll see thing from a totally different light
- When Chris Record went to Cole Hatter's mastermind he spoke but really he was paying attention to:
- What did he do to build this mastermind?
- How did he build such an engaged tribe?
- What is the process he uses to sell people into the mastermind?
- What is his offer?
- What are people saying when they talk to each other at the mastermind?
- What are the people excited about?
- Learn to pay attention to the details on a higher level. Pay attention to what they aren't teaching you and the inner workings of how the business is being ran
- Learn to study people by going into their environment with the intent to learn & see what they don't tell you.
- Sometimes in studying people intently you learn things that sometimes they aren't even aware of. Sometimes people underestimate the magnitude of what they really have