discuss What's the best answer to "Not interested" & "I'll pass" replies?

[justsand]

Hello all,

I have a question regarding domain outbound marketing. If anyone selling domains using outbound marketing please answer my questions.

If the end-user replies "Not interested" or "I'll pass", then

1) what's the best reply to these types of replies?
2) How can we convince them to buy?

Thank you

 

[RogueWriter]

Just move on. One of my pet peeves is callers to my business that keep talking after I say no thank you. I end up hanging up mid-spiel and feeling a little irritated at them. My first response to a cold call is polite, my second not so much.

 

[kopix]

For me, I just offered to give the domain in exchange for the a product they're selling. After sometime they replied and agreed to it despite saying uninterested initially

Currently I am still struggling to comprehend how some domains are selling for thousands of dollars when I dont see any value in them

 

[lock]

It isn't a debate your done. I get really bad cringe emails offering domains i might be interested in with other circumstances. Some domainers are frying their customers with own outbound wording

 

[King]

You don't reply, that's the thing, you'll be seen as desperate, maybe in the future they will purchase it. At that point, you can even increase the price and say the domain has appreciated.

 

[Omar Negron]

2) How can we convince them to buy?

You can't convince someone to buy something that they do not want. Since you mentioned this is OUTBOUND marketing, you really have no other option but to move on. At least they answered back and let you know they were not interested.

Many times, people will just ignore your emails. So in a weird way, it's a positive thing that they initially told you they are not interested. Now you can confidently move on and go on to the next prospect.

-Omar