job what is a “pitch” and “leads”? and?
Dima Bilan asked:
im a high school student, just got a job that pays $10/hour plus bonuses/commision….what are the meanings of the 2 words?….. im suppose to go to peoples houses and give them flyers and tell them about the product ” which is vinyl replacemetn windows” i mean the guy gave me 2 paragraphs to memorize to say to the people but how the hell am i suppose to convince the home owners to buy new windows…..plus i am i shy guy and am a little nervous knocking on peoples doors..
Haywood
im a high school student, just got a job that pays $10/hour plus bonuses/commision….what are the meanings of the 2 words?….. im suppose to go to peoples houses and give them flyers and tell them about the product ” which is vinyl replacemetn windows” i mean the guy gave me 2 paragraphs to memorize to say to the people but how the hell am i suppose to convince the home owners to buy new windows…..plus i am i shy guy and am a little nervous knocking on peoples doors..
Haywood
Tags: Flyers, Paragraphs, Shy Guy
January 26th, 2010 at 1:57 am
Lena
I should think” Pitch” is the sales talk and” leads” is the people that are interested in the product……just my opinion…good luck
January 27th, 2010 at 11:58 pm
Randee
A “Pitch,” is the message you give your potential customers. It’s a sales pitch.
Every “potential customer,” (every door you knock) is a lead.
It’ll be tough at first, but you’ll get used to it, once you get your sales pitch down.
January 28th, 2010 at 5:25 pm
Kathlene
Hi!
pitch = sales pitch = what you present to the customer
lead = potential customer
I also work on commission, so let me tell you – it’s important to know as much as you can about what you are trying to sell.
You don’t want a potential customer to ask a question that you can’t answer. (If that problem comes up, let them know you will find out for them, then follow through).
Also, first impressions are very important. You need to look presentable. So smile! Smiling works wonders when meeting new people because it makes them feel at ease.
And, I know you have 2 paragraphs to memorize, but try to make them your own, and it might help to throw in some observations you’ve made about the potential client’s windows too!
Best of luck to you – and have fun!