Selling Radio Direct with Pat Bryson
Not every prospect we present a campaign to buys from us. At least, not always the first, second or third time. In our business, we usually see the people who said, “No” to us again. We live to present another day!
What can we do to set ourselves up for a more favourable conclusion in the future? What do the 20% who write 80% of the business do?
They say “Thank you” for the loss!
Wow, no one says, “Thank you” anymore when you get the order, let alone when you DON’T. Except that 20%.
Mr. John Doe
Company
Address
Dear Mr. Doe:
I want to thank you for the opportunity to present our campaign ideas to you. Even though you did not choose us to be a part of your current marketing plan, I congratulate you on your selection of radio as a way to increase your business. I believe you will find radio to be most effective, as hundreds of other businesses have done.
I hope your upcoming campaign may be very successful for you. I do hope that we may become a part of your marketing plans sometime in the future. Again, thanks for your interest in my station and thanks for using radio.
Sincerely,
You
Clients will remember this. You will stand out from the competition. Next time you present, I bet you will have a favourable audience!
Happy selling, and losing!
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