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Actual Live Sales Call With Dan Lok

So you want to, so you're talking 1,500 to 2,000 a month. With local clients. How much do you want to be charging? - [Caller] Oh that's you know what I think we're actually shooting for maybe you know if I can get my retainer of $2,500 a month that would really help my profit margins for sure. - Okay and what's your cost of delivering the service?

[Caller] It's usually you know about $300 for an account manager and then $200 a month for a you know somebody to just maintain the Facebook ads after I create those so you know maybe you know with everything else entailed maybe 700 to 750. It's at about a 50% profit margin right now. - Got it, so you're charging $1,500 and your costs are $750. 


And how many clients are you working with right now? - [Caller] I've got about 13 clients. You know I've been at it for a few years now. It's just hard to steal. - Okay how many clients do you want to be working with? - [Caller] Well the goal is you know I think the first milestone I need to get to is 50 but long term I'd like 100 clients would be even better. - So and so what were you hoping to get from me today? [Caller] Well Dan I guess I was just hoping I could get you know maybe like how much time do you think we would need to if I was to do the coaching calls and stuff like that for your time? - Usually I start with two hours. Because with what you're doing right now I think two hours would be sufficient enough to let me look at your offer. We package your service a bit. 

And also I'm gonna give you some strategies on how to bump up your pricing. Because I think you're not charging enough. - [Caller] Okay so that'd be, yeah we can do two hours. And that'd be good for me. - Yeah 'cause let's face it with right now with the 50% profit margin you will have a problem when you grow. Because as you bring on more people your, your profit margin will shrink.


And quite frankly there's not enough, no wonder you rely on referrals because you cannot afford to spend money on marketing. True? - [Caller] Yeah. - So for, for two hours I charge 10K. How do you feel about that? - [Caller] 10K? - Correct. $5,000 an hour. It's an awful lot of money. - [Caller] Yeah is there any way that we can maybe, I don't know start with an hour and go from there or maybe get a discount or something like it's, that's a lot. That's 100% of my profits there in a month. - Yeah it's a lot of money. Let me ask you this. You're coming to me because you want to charge more money and charge what you believe you're worth and have more, just make more profit correct?

[Caller] Yeah. - And how would you feel if, you come to me the king of high ticket sales Dan Lok, and we start our relationship by me giving you a discount? Would you trust, would you trust to hire a guy like that to help you increase your price? - [Caller] I guess maybe not. - Do you wanna be the most, do you wanna be the Bentley in your industry or you wanna be the Hyundai? - [Caller] I'm definitely the Hyundai. - Correct. And I am the fucking Bentley. So where should we go from here? 

[Caller] Ugh, I don't know. It's, is there a way to you know I can break this up or you know put this in a payment plan or you know what are my options here? - What do you mean? - [Caller] Like can I, can I divide up like pay for one hour and pay for the second hour in time so I can gather myself together here? - So you want to do kind of like half down half with it? But it is a two hour commitment. You're good with that right? - [Caller] Yeah, that's okay. - But because cash flow I get it. I've been there. When I was starting my business. So you're saying $5,000 maybe this month and $5,000 next month correct?

[Caller] Yeah that I, that I think I can do Dan. - Let's pretend I was to accept that offer. What would you say to me? - [Caller] I guess I'd say let's get started. - Are you sure? You don't sound like very certain. 'Cause I don't want you to do this if you're not sure. But it's. 'Cause I'm gonna help you but damn you gotta do the fucking work. - [Caller] I'll do the work Dan, this is, this is year three. I can't keep sitting here at 13 fucking clients a month. Like that's not a, I can't do that. - Mhm. So you're sure you wanna do this? - [Caller] Yes, yes I am. - You're not gonna come back to me and say you change your mind tomorrow right? - [Caller] No no no no. - Yeah 'cause if that's the case I don't wanna waste your time, I definitely don't wanna waste my time.

[Caller] No I don't, that's not how I operate. - Mhm, mhm, and I'm gonna give you the strategies. I don't even mind, we don't have to do the two hour call up front. I can do the first hour call and then we can do even the second call 30 minute 30 minute. Because I wanna make sure the time we spend together is productive. That we're not wasting time shooting the breeze and talking about the fucking weather right? - [Caller] Yeah, right. - Okay, so, so what do you wanna do? - [Caller] Well, I guess how do I, how do I pay or how do I get started? - We can do, we can do, we can take credit card, we can do Paypal, we can do wire transfer.

[Caller] My, to be honest Dan like this is the whole problem here is my credit cards are locked up but I can do Paypal if there's something for that. - Sure, sure. So here's what I'll do. I'll get my assistant to send you an email with a simple, simple agreement. I don't do long, 10 fucking page contract. Very short. You can fill that out, get back to me with that. And then also I'll have her include a Paypal link with $5,000 down and $5,000 in 30 days. Sound good? - [Caller] Yeah, yeah that works. - Kevin congratulations, I look forward to working with you.

[Caller] Me too. - And relax, take a deep breath. We're gonna take your business to the next level. As long as you're coachable we're gonna do it. - [Caller] Oh I'm coachable. Yeah, let's do it Dan, I'm ready. - You got it. You got it, so look for that email okay? - [Caller] I will yeah, I'll get that back to you today. - Okay sounds good, have a great day. - [Caller] Okay. - Okay, goodbye. - [Caller] Bye.

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