If you're a beginner at sales...
I made a Google doc with 3 sales training videos showing how to:
•Find qualified leads
•Build fast rapport
•Close deals
+A bonus pipeline training
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Just starting in sales?
I made a Google doc showing every step I take to close 100s of 5-figure deals.
And WHY they work like magic.
Study this and you'll never need a sales script again.
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If you're a beginner at sales:
I created a 10-minute training showing the exact method I used to:
•Find my own leads
•Rapidly excel at my company
•Make an extra $5-7k per month
And it's yours for free.
RT + comment "Send" and I’ll DM it to you.
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I dropped out of college with $15,000 in debt.
Within a year, I had over $100,000 stacked in my bank account.
If you’re thinking about dropping out of college, read this:
1 year ago, I:
-Dropped out of college
-Put 100% effort in my dream
-Made $200,000+ in less than a year
All because I was willing to take a risk.
Here are 8 valuable beliefs that have helped me throughout this journey:
I made a 15-minute training on the exact process I use to:
•Gain a prospect’s trust
•Build rapport in seconds
•Close 5-figure deals with people 2x my age
Want the same results on your sales calls?
RT + comment "Close" and I'll DM you the breakdown.
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2020:
-$15,000 in debt
-Dropped out of college
-Failed multiple businesses
2023:
-$20,000 months
-Traveling the world
-Top sales rep at my company
Trust me.
Consistency pays off.
Want to make money?
Learn sales.
Want to start a business?
Learn sales.
Want high-value connections?
Learn sales.
Sales gives you the upper hand in any situation.
Form an unhealthy addiction to:
•The gym
•Making money
•Hitting your goals
•Building new skillsets
•Leaving your comfort zone
Success will be inevitable.
I tried:
•Ecom
•Real estate
•Building an app
Failed each one.
Then I went all in on sales and hit $100k within 12 months.
Put in reps and find what works.
You'll figure it out.
Try that idea.
Send that DM.
Build that business.
Make that phone call.
You're 1 risk away from completely changing your life for the better.
Stop playing it safe.
I've sold $400 products.
And I've sold $40,000 products.
The latter is always easier to sell.
Not because of the product, but the person you're selling it to.
During sales calls, you need to:
1) Lead:
-Be concise
-Set clear intentions
-Ask the right questions
2) Listen:
-Find pain points
-Handle any objections
-Discover the client's goals
Nail these 2 to skyrocket your close rate.
Stop worrying about sales scripts if you're not taking sales calls.
Stop worrying about investing in stocks if you're not earning cash.
Stop worrying about calorie intake if you're not lifting weights.
Take intense action first.
Optimize later.
If you're not seeing results, you're not doing enough.
Not enough calls.
Not enough reps.
Not enough DMs.
Not enough calories.
99% of the time, the solution to your problems is doing more.
Step 2) Build the skill.
Study sales relentlessly:
•Read books
•Listen to podcasts
•Watch YouTube videos
Learn everything about sales, but don’t get trapped in “tutorial hell”.
You need time in the field...
Step 3) Find a product to sell.
There are 100s of online businesses selling high-ticket services.
And they all need salespeople.
Send 50 DM/messages daily, and I guarantee you’ll find a company to work for in the next 30 days.
Volume is everything here.
If you are in sales and don’t hate money read this: (thread)
When I first started in sales, I had to generate my own leads to prove to the company I could be a closer.
While doing this I came up with a framework find low hanging fruit$$.
I call it “hunting”
During sales calls, you need to:
1) Lead:
-Be concise
-Set clear intentions
-Ask the right questions
2) Listen:
-Find pain points
-Handle any objections
-Discover the client's goals
Nail these 2 to skyrocket your close rate.
Instead of asking:
“What business should I start to get rich?”
Ask yourself:
"Who do I need to become?"
"What skills do I need to build?"
Then let the rest fall into place.
Kanye recorded his first song in 1990
He didn’t release the college dropout until 2004
It took over a decade of hard work before he got his big break.
He was 26 when the album released.
Great things take time.
Step 4) Apply for a "Setter" position.
This is where you set the appointment for the closer.
It's perfect for 2 reasons:
1) You'll get comfortable on the phone
2) You won't be pressured to close the sale.
And you'll get paid for doing it.
If you're not seeing results, you're not doing enough.
Not enough calls.
Not enough reps.
Not enough DMs.
Not enough calories.
99% of the time, the solution to your problems is doing more.
Step 1) Drop your limiting beliefs
You don’t have to be “good at sales” or "super charismatic" to start.
In high school, I was:
•Quiet
•Laid back
•Not outgoing
Now I get paid to talk on the phone.
Focus on who you can become. Not who you think you are.
Top most valuable skill sets (imo)
1. Sales
2. Leadership
3. Media/storytelling
With these skills you can find people that are far better than you at everything else.
Step 4) Become a "Closer"
After a few months of setting calls and improving your confidence.
You can get a closer position.
This is where you sell the product to the buyer and take at least 10% revenue.
When I first started at my sales company, I looked like I was 12 on zoom.
So it was hard to garner respect from my colleagues.
The solution?
I outworked their doubt.
I put in more volume and time to quickly gain results.
Results = respect
Looking for expiernced setters and closers
I got some pretty cool opportunities.
$20k+ earning potiental for closers + opportunities that value upward mobility for setters.
Please email your resume to jacob
@acquisition
.com
1 phrase you should never hear as a closer:
"I can't afford it."
You should already know how much they have saved and are willing to invest.
Ask those hard questions.
5 common mistakes beginners make in High-Ticket sales:
-Not focusing on the basics
-Failing to build rapport
-Dodging objections
-Getting comfortable
-Giving up too early
What else would you add?
Step 5) Surround yourself with like-minded people
Obstacles are a part of the journey.
But you don't have to face them alone.
The best thing I did was surround myself with driven people on the same path.
That's how you win...
This year I made $250,000 closing high-ticket sales.
The crazy part?
•I don't have a degree.
•I don't own a business.
•And I’m only 21 years old.
Here are the exact steps I'd take to hit $10k/mo starting from scratch: