“Instead of asking if they have any questions, I’ll just become your client. … make it really easy. Hey, will you accept my invitation?”

Chris Smith · Financial Advisor Success · Winning Clients And Moving 'Upmarket' By Being Confident In Telling Your Value Story with Chris Smith

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Ask prospects directly “Will you accept my invitation?” instead of asking “Do you have any questions?” to make saying yes easier

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“I’d like to invite you to become our newest client. Will you accept my invitation?”
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