Bad Voicemails Installment 13 by salesQB | Mar 22, 2019 | Uncategorized | 7 comments This actually is not a bad voicemail IF you can get 45 seconds into it to hear the good part. Why not lead with, ‘I think I’m bumping into people I could refer your way, let’s talk…..BTW I’m so and so with XYZ company.?” https://www.salesqb.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Bad-Voicemail-03-19.mp3 7 Comments Keith Krause on at 12:20 pm At 45 seconds this voicemail became worth listening to! Reply Keith Krause on at 12:21 pm This voicemail starts out slow but ends on a great note. Reply Keith Krause on at 12:23 pm Good to hear a voicemail that starts out slow and picks up steam. Reply Gabriel on at 5:37 pm Hi I am so and so with XYZ company and I am returning your call. Can you please tell me what’s this about? Call me back at 123.456.789. Bye. Reply Brian K Briel on at 2:23 pm Too wordy, reiterate 2-3 qualifying questions. Leave name, number and expressed interest. Reply Mitchell Hyams on at 2:20 pm He needs to take a breath and not be so mono tone. Reply Thomas Burrows on at 7:36 pm I would consider a 15-second call with a hook. I think a lot of people would not even listen to the whole conversation,. Reply Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website
Gabriel on at 5:37 pm Hi I am so and so with XYZ company and I am returning your call. Can you please tell me what’s this about? Call me back at 123.456.789. Bye. Reply
Brian K Briel on at 2:23 pm Too wordy, reiterate 2-3 qualifying questions. Leave name, number and expressed interest. Reply
Thomas Burrows on at 7:36 pm I would consider a 15-second call with a hook. I think a lot of people would not even listen to the whole conversation,. Reply
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