Staffing agencies typically have various methods of contacting potential new clients, including approaching companies that are currently looking to recruit new employees and getting in touch with key personnel in the company. They follow up through email and LinkedIn. Referral services can help, although they mostly do not provide much control over the process. As […]
How to Sell UCaaS to Businesses Still on Legacy Phone Systems
Imagine a business uses an old phone system. Its calls often fail, and to make repairs, it costs money. So, the owner now wants a better system. But the owner worries that changing it could cause the business to lose its phone numbers. When you are selling UCaaS, find out what problems the business has. […]
Who Approves Vending Machine Placement? The Decision Maker Map by Site Type
The person requesting a vending machine often cannot approve the placement. So who can? Usually, the person controlling the floor space can approve vending machine placement. At an owner-occupied business, the company owner or site manager signs your deal. Inside a leased building, a tenant gives permission inside its suite. The property manager controls public […]
How to Handle Objections When Selling Telecom Services on Calls, Email and LinkedIn
One day, you call a business owner to sell your telecom services. They say, “Our phone system works fine.” The next day, you call another one and he says, “We’re still under contract.” To handle telecom sales objections, ask what concerns the prospect, give a clear answer to that and agree on the next step. […]
When to Prospect Vending Locations: 7 Signals a Site is Ready for a New Operator
Prospect vending locations when a contract’s notice window opens, renewal options run out, a public buyer reviews service or an RFP cycle returns. New occupancy approvals, added shifts and repeated service failures can also signal demand. So verify each sign, confirm decision authority and contract restrictions. Then tailor outreach to the site’s actual needs. When […]
How to Sell Kitchen Hood Suppression Inspections to Multi-Unit Restaurant Groups
If you already inspect kitchen fire systems at restaurants, you can offer the same service to restaurant groups. So, stop working with one restaurant from now on. Try to work with a company that owns 10, 30, or more restaurants. Especially to sell kitchen hood suppression inspections to multi-unit restaurant groups, find the person who […]
How to Win Construction Site Security Contracts
Call the right sites at the right time and talk to the person who runs the flow to win construction site security contracts. Focus on active builds in either the framing or electrical phase. Make the approach early in the morning to the superintendent. Begin with a site that is at risk for theft. Instead […]
How to Build a 3PL Prospect List Around Order Volume, Channel Mix, and Import Data
To build a 3PL prospect list, you need structured data, a strong ICP and solid research on buying signals. It takes more research than a general B2B list. Industry and annual revenue give you a starting point. But they don’t tell you what a brand needs from a warehouse. So, you need to look beyond […]
How to Handle Vending Machine Placement Objections on Cold Calls, Email and LinkedIn
To overcome objections to vending machine placement, you need to acknowledge their concern, answer with facts and suggest a non-pressuring follow-up. But if they reject it directly, then request no further. Furthermore, you should use separate scripts for cold calls, email and LinkedIn. Because each channel has different purposes. This guide prepares some scripts for […]
How to Win a Vending Location That Already Has a Vendor
Winning a vending location that already has a vendor is tough but not impossible. You just need to figure out when their current contract actually lets them make a change. Every contract has an expiration date, exit clause, bidding schedule or renewal notice window. I’ll walk you through how to find which rule applies to […]