Don't Write Emails Like This | Sales Training

[@gonzalosossa7437]

It works. But it's important to note that by this point you must have gained their trust and met one or two times before sending this text or email

[@CoachWayo]

What is a Good Title for this type of email ??

[@tanakaofmark]

Subject line?

[@traarias6223]

Yes. I heard Chris Voss say this and it works 😊

[@huss2600]

Hmm where did Chris say this? i want to check it out.

[@EmadKhalek31]

me too@@huss2600

[@arshdeepsingh9029]

Works like a charm, the potential clients were overseas on a trip and apologised for not responding earlier. Will link up in a few days. Thanks man!

[@480Grains]

Does this work only when you have talked to the prospect once before? Or is this something you would reply to when no first connection

[@MishaKhan-cs5nq]

Will try this in my follow up email

[@suspicioushippopotamus]

So basically start out the relationship with deceit? Nice.

[@JohnBiddleMusic]

How is that deceitful in any way?

[@Presidential_Papi]

Interesting perspective... Sounds like someone has wronged you. This tip is great to whet the clients interest again. Nothing more

[@dobr4986]

@@JohnBiddleMusicbecause you never tried to reach “john” yet in the first place.

[@JohnBiddleMusic]

@@dobr4986 the premise is that it's someone that's ghosted, as in they haven't responded to past attempts to reach them. It's literally in the beginning of the video

[@dobr4986]

@@JohnBiddleMusic im aware and saw that. But in the case of cold email leads where no one has responded its a bit deceiving, as you never spoke to the person in the first place. But i see what you mean