Save 15% on Virtual Tour Pro Course by Ben Claremont

Hi All,

Ben writes (Sunday, 29 November 2020):
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Here are some recent highlights:

✓ We've nearly DOUBLED the amount of overall content & lessons. It’s gone from 8 hours to 15+ hours of content; all centered around helping you start a long-term virtual tour business!
✓ VTP members now get exclusive access to one of the best virtual tour communities on Facebook! With around 900 members in our private group, you can ask an unlimited amount of questions, get feedback on your work & see what other top virtual tour pros are doing around the world.
✓ You'll also get lifetime access to the course & all future lessons. That's right; VTP is STILL growing and I’ll continue to add new lessons to the course on a regular basis, with zero cost to existing customers.

So if you're looking to invest in yourself, Virtual Tour Pro will help shape your journey both as a photographer & an entrepreneur…[/i]

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Dan

WGAN Forum Founder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host 31.32K Website Atlanta, Georgia Linked In Facebook Twitter YouTube TikTok Instragram Matterport Service Partner Google Street View Trusted Photographer Zillow Certified Photographer We Get Around Network Member	31.32K DanSmigrod private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	WGAN-TV Ben Claremont Top 10 Tips for Building a Profitable Virtual Tour Business-#1748-Ways Of Establishing Contact Hi All, In this WGAN-TV Short Story (#1748, above), Virtual Tour Pro Course Creator Ben Claremont discusses three ways to reach out to prospective clients (and which method he recommends): 1. Cold Call 2. In-Person 3. Email For the entire interview with Ben, please see: ✓ Transcript: WGAN-TV Virtual Tour Pro Creator Ben Claremont \| Top 10 Tips... To save 15 percent on Virtual Tour Pro course by Ben Claremont, use this WGAN Affiliate Link for Virtual Tour Pro Course and Coupon Code: WGANVTP Best, Dan Transcript (video above) So there are three ways, three main ways that I know of anyway, that you can do this. So there's email; there's call; and there's showing up in person. And I know all of them get used a lot, but I'm going to make the point here. And this is my opinion. And it seems to be the way we're going right now, feel free to disagree. But, what I've noticed is that the most effective way of pitching a client is through email, not through showing up, cold showing up at a business or cold calling a business. And there's many reasons for this. So yeah, why I think email is the best and I think cold calling or cold showing up can actually waste a lot of your time. No question, it's a really good way to waste your time. It's just showing up randomly at businesses. So some of the reasons I think those aren't the best approach is that when you cold call or show up, it's not targeted. So you're just showing up to any random business in town. And like what are the odds of you going down your local street and to any random business and trying to convince them on a Virtual Tour, it's not really targeted at all. It's just like, you're a random person showing up with a random service that they probably don't even need. It's not targeted. And when you're outreaching the clients, you need to be targeting with a lot of specificity. And if you're going out and spending your time on calling or showing up, it's a much more random approach. And it's going to waste your time a lot more than a more targeted approach of using email. I also say that businesses are busy. Like if you call any business or shop at any business, they're probably busy doing something and they don't always have the time to listen to your pitch. Like any businesses that's running now, especially in the times of COVID, they're going to have problems on their hands. They'll be busy dealing with inventory and management, and they're not always open to someone randomly showing up and giving them a sales pitch. They want to read your pitch or receive your pitch in their own time. And email is the only one that lets them do that. Often, if you call it a random time, it's a time that's good for you, but it's not good for them. And what's more important is that the time is good for them; not good for you. So an email is a much less intrusive form of reaching out and letting these people read it and respond in their own time, as opposed to forcing them to respond when they're not ready to really receive your pitch. I think email is definitely a really good reason, a good way to pitch ... They're likely to dismiss you, especially if you're not super-confident at sales as well. So I mean - we all receive hundreds of phone calls throughout the average year of someone trying to sell something we don't need. And very frustrating, you just want to hang up on them straight away. But I think we all just have this level of, it's like a security barrier. It's like if someone calls, we assume the worst, we assume they're trying to scam us or spam or something. And it takes a lot of convincing otherwise that they're not going to do that. And I just think it's really hard and you've got to be a really good salesperson to be able to do that and get past that barrier of not coming across as a spammer--
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5	5 dave1380 private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	Hi, Thanks for the add in to the group. I would like to save 15 percent on Virtual Tour Pro course by Ben Claremont. Please can you send me the coupon code. thank you. Dave
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4	4 Clem private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 3
	Hi Dan, Are we still able to get the 15% discount code for Virtual Tour Pro? Thanks Clem
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