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@josh-braun
I knew my prospect was hiring SDRs.
So you know what my cold email subject line was?
Hiring SDRs.
Guess what?
The email got opened.
Good cold

@josh-braun
Communication tip:
When you ask a question and the prospect doesn’t answer right away, resist the urge to immediatly ask the same question a

@josh-braun
Here’s something I see all the time.
Prospect speaks.
The salesperson is already thinking about what to say next and isn't listening.
Good communication isn't

@josh-braun
Transcript of a discovery call I had with an inbound lead.
Not a fit is a good outcome if arrived early.
If I can easily


@josh-braun
This video email from Edward Davidson made me book a meeting.
Why?
In 2 minutes Edward builds trust by demonstrating his expertise.
Anyone can

@josh-braun
My not to do list.
1. Pre call podcast meetings.
2. Avoiding difficult conversations.
3. Holding onto grudges.
4. Overcommitting.
5. Endless scrolling of social

@josh-braun
Imagine this scenario.
A prospect books a demo.
At the jump, they rattle off all the things they want to see:
“I want to see

@josh-braun
The first question prospects secretly ask themselves on a discovery call is:
“Do you understand me?”
If the answer to the question is no, they're

@josh-braun
More than 2,000 years ago, Greek philosopher Aristotle, identified three key elements of influence.
Logos (logic).
Pathos (emotion).
Ethos (credibility).
On discovery calls logos is