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Ok. Thanks for the input.
Quote from: Batt BcKee on June 23, 2016, 09:54:15 AMOk. Thanks for the input. And really I think follow up once a month at most. They can be valuable reminders and it gives time for business needs to potentially change. But don't be cheeky.
I would be asking advice from other people in sales. Nobody likes being sold to and will tell you to call less often and be less annoying, but I'd imagine most salesmen are annoying because it works.
Hey guys who occasionally open emails, would a funny or self deprecating email make you more likely to respond?Here's the message I'm going with today. Any feedback would be good. (This is f/u to an email that was sent last week and didn't get a response).Saulbadguy,Do you and your team spend too much time putting out fires in your SAN network? I can help get that time back for other things like deleting unsolicited emails from annoying sales guys. Batt BcKee
I wonder if Mrs. Gooch banged that software guy yet?
in the end, EMAW will always win.
Quote from: Gooch on June 23, 2016, 01:18:35 PMI wonder if Mrs. Gooch banged that software guy yet?I heard some expensive ass Royals tix were the straw that broke the camel's back
Hey TBT,I’m Kiki from Widget software.I’m emailing to let you know that we currently have a special on everything If you are using Widgets, I’m sure we would have a tool you could use at big discounts.Would you be interested in a bundle of Widget tools covering 'a bunch of widget stuff' for 50% off? Or how about a full suite of Widget Tools for 50% off?Interested in other bundles or individual tools? I can still offer 50% off!Please let me know before August 31st if you were interested. I can create a quote that will allow you to lock in these prices until the end of this quarter.I’ll be waiting patiently for your expected reply! Kiki
Well this software is still several grand even with a 50% discount, so no
I mean it's awesome software and I have it at work, but I'm not gonna buy it out of my own pocket