Asking for an appointment .

[Glenn]

Thanks Tom,

You're on to something.

I interviewed a consultant charging 25K a day.

He never submits a "Proposal" because the word intimates his prospect
might say "No".

Instead he sends an "ACTION PLAN." People Luv to think of themselves
as TAKE ACTION TYPES. And he gets a "YES" more often.

(I've not written a Proposal since.)

You seem to be saying
there is a similar underlying PAIN
involved with the word "APPOINTMENT".

Because an Appointment is perceived as a sales appt. Thus the word "Meeting" might be better.

My Tests Agree.

In fact I shy away from mention of both words "Appointment or Meeting."

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They had ZERO Case Studies or Success Stories with Orthadonists!

YOU try getting time (Making Appts) with cynical
Practice owners who get all their
patients BY REFERRAL from Dentists
Without paying!

Our Solution?

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MORE ABOUT.

Step III - Then we schedule TIME TO TALK about the Million Dollar
Checklist. (The closer is credentialed and can segue into the 75K Lead
generation Program.)

As you can tell
we Stay Away
from any Whiff of Sales Lingo at this point.

PLUS this method Turns GATE KEEPERS into HELPERS
because they can SEE Their Boss Will Be Interested.

Thanks,
Glenn Osborn

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