
Meeting show rates: 72.5%+ is the golden standard
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Here's Gong's latest analysis with 30 Minutes to President's Club on show rates:
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π΄ - 56.9%
π‘ - 57-72%
π’ - 72.5%
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You're leaving massive amounts of revenue on the table if prospects aren't showing up to meetings.
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Here's how to fix this problem:
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β 1) Should the meeting have been set in the first place?
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- Strong ICP fit
- The right persona
- A problem worth exploring
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If they don't meet that criteria, don't set the meeting
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β 2) Make it easy
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Leverage best practices from executive assistants:
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- Convert to their timezone
- Manually suggest days/times
- Provide a meeting link
- Let them know you're happy to work with their EA
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β 3) Phone confirmations
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- Get the prospect to accept the invite live, on the phone, while you have them: "Sometimes these end up in spam. Would you mind quickly accepting the calendar invite on your end to make sure it went through?"
- Text them a confirmation
- Double down on the agenda for the meeting and what's in it for them
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β 4) Customer-centric calendar invites/agendas
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Don't label things in a way that makes you look like a vendor.
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Meeting Title example:
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"Demo with Outbound Squad" looks like a sales call
"AE self-sourcing + PipeGen" is more like an internal invite
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If you're dealing with no shows, take an idea or two from this list and try it.
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How else do you prevent no shows?
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P.S.
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Join me, Colin Specter, and Calvin Flax next Wed 8/27 for a free training on cold calling. Youβll get tons of data-backed tips to help you land more meetings from the phone.
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Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q03B6wgP0
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