Solo B2B startup founder here
I tried doing 5 cold calls a day, 5 days a week, but by the 3rd–4th call my pitch would start getting worse and I'd get disorganized with my leads. For those with more sales experience, what would you prioritize: higher call volume, or fewer calls with better execution and follow-up?
Solo B2B startup founder here
I tried doing 5 cold calls a day, 5 days a week, but by the 3rd–4th call my pitch would start getting worse and I'd get disorganized with my leads. For those with more sales experience, what would you prioritize: higher call volume, or fewer calls with better execution and follow-up?
Solo B2B startup founder here
I tried doing 5 cold calls a day, 5 days a week, but by the 3rd–4th call my pitch would start getting worse and I'd get disorganized with my leads. For those with more sales experience, what would you prioritize: higher call volume, or fewer calls with better execution and follow-up?
Solo B2B startup founder, relatively new to sales
I tried doing 5 cold calls a day, 5 days a week, but by the 3rd–4th call my pitch would start getting worse and I'd get disorganized with my leads. For those with more sales experience, what would you prioritize: higher call volume, or fewer calls with better execution and follow-up?
Trying to implement it as my main strategy since I'm busy throughout the day, but moves always happen outside the silver bullet hours and I end up going weeks without trading. I plan to apply for a funded account challenge soon but nearly all require at least 1-2x trades a week.
I trade XAUUSD, to be exact.
How do you guys handle this? Do you stay rigid to the 1-hour window and accept the dry weeks, or did you have to widen your hours to catch the early NY volume?
Trying to implement it as my main strategy since I'm busy throughout the day, but moves always happen outside the silver bullet hours and I end up going weeks without trading. I plan to apply for a funded account challenge soon but nearly all require at least 1-2x trades a week.
I trade XAUUSD, to be exact.
How do you guys handle this? Do you stay rigid to the 1-hour window and accept the dry weeks, or did you have to widen your hours to catch the early NY volume?