Dashboard Forums High End Client Program LinkedIn – “4-Question” Reviews Business Advisor/Broker – 4 Questions

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    • #5468

      HECProgram Admin
      Keymaster
        @hecpadmin

        Q1: Great to connect ‘NAME’… what’s your core focus in 2018?

         

        Q2: Perfect! Is your primary business in [LOCATION] area?

         

        Q3: Fantastic. If I were able to connect you with business opportunities, would you have any interest?

         

        Q4: What are a few time windows that you have tomorrow?

         

        Q5: What’s your mobile?

         

        Fantastic… I will reach out to you [at the time booked here].

         

        Talk soon,

         

        [YOUR NAME]

      • #8871

        Marc Lewyn
        Participant
          @marclewyn1@gmail.com

          My business is consulting on wealth creation for the private business owner – showing them numerous ideas – from how to sell the business, to huge unknown tax deductions even if they do not sell,  showing them four ways they can pay no tax on the sale of the business, showing them how to sell to employees, etc

          I have read in this Forum that the Four Question format requires both extreme simplicity (got it) and also that the time to ask any type of personal question (like, “are you planning to sell your business) is inappropriate for lots of reasons (competitors would love to know this confidential info, for example).

          Maybe this is a mental block that no one will share this in response to a LinkedIn approach. Thoughts?  I do have my initial four questions written but I thought I would ask this question of you first.  Hoping some business brokers have thought through this

          Thank you!

        • #8897

          n d
          Keymaster
            @negeen@coredm.com

            Hi @marc-lewyn-2!

            I understand your hesitation, if you read above your reply ^ we have a great standard 4 questions for someone like yourself. Keep in mind that this really isn’t a qualifying conversation. It’s a simple and effective way to just get them on the phone with you ASAP to then dive in a bit deeper. The questions above your post do not pry, I recommend you use those!

          • #9032

            Marc Lewyn
            Participant
              @marclewyn1@gmail.com

              I would be grateful if you could review my 4 Questions:

               

              (1) What’s the focus of you business this year?

              (2) What is your plan for generating liquidity via a transaction someday?

              (3) If I could share multiple options created by the nation’s largest and most sophisticated law and accounting firms to generate tax free/tax deferred proceeds to you and your heirs,  would that interest you?

              (4) Great!  What’s your mobile?  I will message you to set up a time.

              • #9841

                n d
                Keymaster
                  @negeen@coredm.com

                  @marc-lewyn-2

                  Q1: Great to connect ‘NAME’… what’s your core focus in 2018?

                  Q2: Perfect! Do you plan to ________? (MAKE IT SHORT AND UNDERSTANDABLE)

                  Q3: Fantastic. If I were able to connect you with business opportunities, would you have any interest?

                  Q4: What are a few time windows that you have tomorrow?

                  Q5: What’s your mobile?

                  Fantastic… I will reach out to you [at the time booked here].

                  Talk soon,

                  [YOUR NAME]

                   

              • #12423

                Angela McCants
                Participant
                  @mccants10@gmail.com

                  @negeen-dargahi

                  Negeen,

                  I used the questions, got the phone call set up, took control, but still found it difficult to transition from helping them to discussing real estate.  We got there, but it would be difficult to close on the first call if I’m not able to establish their real estate needs up front – don’t you think?  Please advise.

                  Thanks,

                  Angela

                  • #12442

                    n d
                    Keymaster
                      @negeen@coredm.com

                      Hi @angela-mccants, totally understand but believe in what you do and the point of the call is to qualify and see if you two are a good fit! Make small talk in the beginning and then start taking control and asking questions and see if they need help or if they know someone. You got this! Come to the live Q&A call if you’re still stuck! They can help!

                       

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