When we hear the prospect say “No”, it can often be the case that the prospect is not saying, “No, never”. More so, they are really saying “No, not right now”. This is because prospects are often not ready to purchase at the exact moment when you get in front of them. This is not a result of your product or your pitch. It is just tough to time it perfectly right. With that being the case, you should not completely walk away from a lot of the prospects that say “no”. What you need to do is find a way to stay fresh in the prospect’s mind so that you can be at the top of their list when it is time to move forward and make a purchase.

1. Build Email Drip Campaigns that Convert Sales
Michael Halper
Founder and CEO
SalesScripter

2. What is a drip campaign?
An automated email
marketing campaign that
sends a number of emails
to a prospect over a
period of time

3. Why Email Drip?
• “No” is usually “No, not right now”
• Need a way to be at the top of mind when the
“No” becomes a “Yes”
• It is difficult to time it perfectly so that you are in
front of your prospect exactly when they need
you
• It is also difficult to share all the information that
you want to communicate at one time

4. Email Marketing List
Step 1: Gather / Collect Email Addresses
Current Systems
• CRM
• Accounting
• Email accounts
Purchased Lists
• LeadFerret
• SalesGenie
• ZoomInfo
Web Traffic
• Call-to-action,Opt-in
form, Landing page
• Pay-Per-Click, SEO
Social Media
• Export connections
• LinkedIn
• Facebook
Phone Prospecting
• Email addresses from
target contacts

5. Step 2: Segment Your List
Suspects
Targeted prospects that
are being pursued but
have not actively
engaged, don’t know
who you are
Examples
• Purchased lists
• Someone found on
social media
Prospects
Contacts that know who
you are and may have a
fit and/or interest
Examples
• Email opt-in
• Had one
conversation
• Had a meetings
• Requested
information
• Inbound lead
• Qualified
leads/opportunities in
pipeline
Clients /
Customers
Currently purchasing
products and services
Subcategory
Can include a subcategory
for Past Clients that
includes clients that you
have done business with
in the past or customers
that cancel services
Referral
Partners
Contacts that would not
likely buy from you but
could refer business
Examples
• Friends
• Family
• Individuals in similar
field/role
• Competitors

6. Step 3: Develop Content
Prospect-Focused
(Them)
Best practices /Tips
• How to do something the best way
• How to make improvements
• How to solve common problems
Examples
• Articles, blog posts, whitepapers, videos, ebooks,
etc.
Developing this Content
• Look at the value that your products and services
offer
• Look at the pain that you offer
• Create content aligned with those points
• Deliver that content or previews of the content
through the emails
Product-Focused
(You)
Product Info
• FAQ answers, common objection responses,
promotions, differentiation, product updates and
announcements, detailed product info
Company Info
• Company facts, case studies,
Developing this Content
• Brainstorm FAQs and develop answers
• Brainstorm common objections and develop
responses
• Write about some customer success examples

7. 2 Types of Email Formats
Plain Text / One-to-One

8. 2 Types of Email Formats
HTML / One-to-Many

9. Step 4: Build Campaigns - Pursuit Levels
Persistent
Frequency Options
• One per day
• Every other day
• Every three days
• Once per week
Total Quantity
• Continue indefinitely
• Until contact unsubscribes
Subtle
Frequency Options
• One per week
• Every other week
• One per month
• One per quarter
Company Infosd
• Continue indefinitely
• Until contact unsubscribes
Medium
Frequency Options
• Twice per week
• Once per week
Total Quantity
• 3 to 6

10. Step 4: Build Campaigns - Suspects
Suspects
Targeted prospects that
are being pursued but
have not actively
engaged, don’t know
who you are
Examples
• Purchased lists
• Someone found on
social media
Audience Segment
Prospect-Focused
(Them)
Type of Content
Medium
Frequency Options
• Twice per week
• Once per week
Total Quantity
• 3 to 6
Pursuit Level Email Format

11. Prospects
Contacts that know who
you are and may have a
fit and/or interest
Examples
• Email opt-in
• Had one
conversation
• Had a meetings
• Requested
information
• Inbound lead
• Qualified
leads/opportunities in
pipeline
Step 4: Build Campaigns - Prospects
Audience Segment
Persistent
Frequency Options
• One per day
• Every other day
• Every three days
• Once per week
Total Quantity
• Continue indefinitely
• Until contact
unsubscribes
Pursuit Level
Prospect-Focused
(Them)
Type of Content
Product-Focused
(You)
Email Format

12. Clients /
Customers
Currently purchasing
products and services
Subcategory
Can include a subcategory
for Past Clients that
includes clients that you
have done business with
in the past or customers
that cancel services
Step 4: Build Campaigns - Clients
Audience Segment
Subtle
Frequency Options
• One per week
• Every other week
• One per month
• One per quarter
Company Infosd
• Continue indefinitely
• Until contact
unsubscribes
Pursuit LevelType of Content
Prospect-Focused
(Them)
Product-Focused
(You)
Email Format
Key Differences
• Cross-sell for current
customers
• Come back for past
customers
• Passive pursuit level
• HTML format only

13. Referral
Partners
Contacts that would not
likely buy from you but
could refer business
Examples
• Friends
• Family
• Individuals in similar
field/role
• Competitors
Step 4: Build Campaigns – Referral Partners
Audience Segment
Subtle
Frequency Options
• One per week
• Every other week
• One per month
• One per quarter
Company Infosd
• Continue indefinitely
• Until contact
unsubscribes
Pursuit Level
Prospect-Focused
(Them)
Type of Content
Product-Focused
(You)
Email Format
Key Differences
• Passive pursuit level
• HTML format only

14. 2 Email Drip Marketing Approaches
• Passive
– Send continuous flow of emails
– Focus on driving inbound traffic
• Proactive
– Follow-up strategically on email activity

15. Email Drip Funnel
Tier 1 – Suspects
Goal: Lead Generation
Tier 2 – Prospects
Goal: Building Interest
Tier 3 – Clients
Goal: Retention and Cross-
Selling
Tier 4 – Past Clients
Goal: Come Back
Tier 5 – All
Goal: Staying
In Touch

16. Making the Call

17. If You Want More Help
Sales Coaching and Sales Consulting
• 2 or 5 hour blocks of one-on-one coaching
• Weekly 30 minutes one-on-one coaching sessions
• Weekly 1 hour one-on-one coaching sessions
• Weekly Unlimited one-on-one coaching session
• Weekly 1 hour group coaching sessions
Contact us if interested – info@salesscripter.com

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19. If You Want More Help
• Five ebooks
– Found at https://salesscripter.com/ebooks/
– Do’s and Don’ts of Cold Calling
– How to Get around Cold Call Objections
– How to Build a Value Proposition that Generates
Leads
– How to Build Sales Campaigns that Sell
– How to Build Email Drip Campaigns that Convert
Sales
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SOLVED
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Calling-Equation-Problem/dp/1468173545
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20. If You Want More Help
• Week 1
– Understanding the Ideal Sales Process
– How to Make Cold Calls
– Appointment Setting Tactics
– Voicemail Messaging Methodology
• Week 2
– Sales Messaging Workshop
– How to Get Prospect’s on the Phone
– How to Get Around Objections
– How to Incorporate Buyer Personas into Your
Selling
– Overview of a 2-Step Qualifying Process
New Hire Onboarding Training Program / Sales Prospecting 101
• Week 3
– How to Build Your Value Proposition
– How to Focus on Prospect Pain
– How to Get Around Gatekeepers
– How to Perform the Perfect Takeaway
• Week 4
– How to Build Rapport, Interest, and
Credibility
– How to Improve Mental Strength When
Selling
– How to Be a Better Closer
* Available through e-learning videos, live virtual, or live in-person
* Can be tailored to your business

21. If You Want More Help
• Build your scripts and campaigns
– Call scripts
– Email templates
– Voicemail Scripts
– Objection responses
– Key Questions
– And more
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22. What is SalesScripter?
Cold Calling
Objections
Gatekeepers
Sales Messaging
Voicemail
Qualifying
Closing
Sales Process
Rapport
Building Interest
Cold Emailing
Setting Appointments
Building Credibility
Call Cadence
• Provides complete clarity for what a
salesperson should do and say
• Very practical and easy to understand /
implement / adopt
• Consultative selling approach
• Many tactics are counterintuitive
One Half - Sales Methodology

23. What is SalesScripter?
Cold Calling Scripts
Objection Responses
Key Questions
Marketing Tools
Voicemail Scripts
Meeting Scripts
Cold Email Templates
• Software platform that provides
all the tools needed to execute
the methodology
• Campaign-based (buyer
persona) structure
• Makes it extremely easy to
implement and reinforce the
methodology
One Half – Prospecting Platform Software Application

24. Complete Sales Training Solution
Cold Calling
Objections
Gatekeepers
Sales Messaging
Voicemail
Qualifying
Closing
Sales Process
Rapport
Building Interest
Cold Emailing
Setting Appointments
Building Credibility
Call Cadence
Methodology
Salesperson
Manager
Cold Calling Scripts
Objection Responses
Key Questions
Marketing Tools
Voicemail Scripts
Meeting Scripts
Cold Email Templates
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Services
Books
Training Videos
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28. Questions?
Michael Halper
Founder and CEO
SalesScripter
mhalper@salesscripter.com
www.salesscripter.com