Hi,
If you dont know, a cold call, is a call out of the blue where someone has got your number out of either a phone book or a mailing list and are trying to sell you something.
We all get them, and most of the time they are irritating.
But what if you have something you can sell?
I mean is the call unsolcited when they call you and you try a sales pitch on them?
My niche is wraps and I will soon be at that stage where I'm looking for investors to do joint ventures.
I wonder about the legal implications of hawking to hawkers?, if nothing else, its sounds satisfying at lease ?
What are other people's opinion?
Imagine you had a nice deal, where the deposit required was 20%+, wouldnt some external funds help?, how would you cut the hawker off to pitch your deal to them?
This could be a nice online tutorial/exercise.
Michael G
If you dont know, a cold call, is a call out of the blue where someone has got your number out of either a phone book or a mailing list and are trying to sell you something.
We all get them, and most of the time they are irritating.
But what if you have something you can sell?
I mean is the call unsolcited when they call you and you try a sales pitch on them?
My niche is wraps and I will soon be at that stage where I'm looking for investors to do joint ventures.
I wonder about the legal implications of hawking to hawkers?, if nothing else, its sounds satisfying at lease ?
What are other people's opinion?
Imagine you had a nice deal, where the deposit required was 20%+, wouldnt some external funds help?, how would you cut the hawker off to pitch your deal to them?
This could be a nice online tutorial/exercise.
Michael G