How To Get Business From Your Email Enquiries
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How to Turn Email Inquiries into Sales
Summary
Does your business receive numerous email inquiries with minimal information, often just an email address? Responding to multiple emails without getting a reply can be incredibly frustrating. But don’t give up just yet?"here are some strategies to convert these inquiries into sales.Making Your Email Inquiries Work
Receiving many email inquiries is common, but it’s exasperating when you reply and get no response. After a few futile follow-ups, what can you do to turn these inquiries into sales?
Ask the Right Questions
Instead of jumping straight into a sales pitch, start by asking questions to engage the enquirer:
- How did you find us?
- When do you need delivery?
- What contact number can we reach you on?
- Who is your current supplier?
- Why are you considering a change?
- How frequently do you place orders?
- What are your thoughts on X, Y, and Z?
Your goal is to elicit a response and obtain more contact details, like a phone number. This helps you gauge their interest level and avoid wasting time on non-serious inquiries.
Craft Thoughtful Questions
Ask open-ended questions that encourage more than a yes or no answer, prompting deeper consideration from the enquirer. If your standard responses aren't working, this approach could yield better results.
Build Rapport and Confidence
Building a connection with potential clients instills confidence. Asking insightful questions shows you value their inquiry and are genuinely interested, paving the way for more effective communication.
Implement a Standard Questionnaire
Consider creating a standard questionnaire for initial inquiries. If someone isn’t willing to answer basic questions, it might not be worth investing more time in them.
Host a Weekly Conference Call
A weekly conference call for initial inquiries can be a great way to engage potential clients. Some may prefer this format over a one-on-one conversation, feeling more comfortable in a group setting.
Rethink Providing Prices via Email
Avoid sending prices in response to email inquiries. If cost is the only focus, you risk losing the customer even if you secure their business initially.
If a price is rejected, respond with: “If price is the only concern, why not give me a call? We have some great deals, but I’d prefer to discuss them with you first.”
Achieve Better Conversion Rates
Have you received an email inquiry recently? Imagine how much more successful you’d be if you doubled your conversion rate. Start implementing these strategies today!
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