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You want to be sure you’re attracting the right kind of traffic to your website if you’re selling a product or service. Before the Internet changed the way we market and sell products, salespeople that were trying to generate financial sales leads had to rely on cold calling. Cold calling requires calling complete strangers with the hope of convincing them to buy what you’re selling. This technique is still in use today, but it is not a reliable sales technique. The salespeople generally purchase their leads from companies that sell their own customers personal information. The salesperson has no way of knowing whether or not these people have any interest in what they’re offering. All the salesperson can do is hope that someone they call will say yes to their offer. It sound torturous to make cold calls all day long and get only one or two yes responses. Sadly, many salespeople still use this technique day after day.

Chances are good that you have been sitting with your family, enjoying a conversation or eating dinner when you are interrupted by a ringing phone. You answer the phone and hear a salesperson on the other end of the phone trying to convince you to buy a funeral plot or change long distance carriers. Like everyone else, you angrily tell the salesperson to remove you from his call-list. Next, you slam the phone down and hope he listened to you and takes you off of his list. This sales technique is called cold calling. The salespersons likely got your name and phone number from a company that you willing gave it to when you signed up for something. This is a very common scenario. Salespeople have gotten used to being cussed out, hung up on, and called all kinds of nasty names. Yet these salespeople keep calling total strangers, desperately hoping that just one of them will say yes.