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Okay, I know I said I was going to finish up the 5 Steps to Successful Selling series last week, but things got away from me. Sorry about that! So, today I am going to finish up with step number five, “The Fortune is in the Follow up.” In case you are just joining me with this series you can see the start of the series at the original post 5 steps to Successful Selling.

V. The Fortune in the Follow-Up

A.) Past and Present Clients – So many times I see personal trainers asking and looking for new clients and I tell them that you need to look at your current clients and previous ones to see if you can get more sessions from them as opposed to looking to add sessions through new clients. Why do I say this? Well, it is easy to get clients whom you have already established a trusted relationship with to buy from you as to build a new relationship. 

B.) New Members – Now, if you are new or need to build up a current and past client list then you need to focus in on new members to your gym or club. The key here is to build trust and rapport with them and show them that you can solve their problems. Once you have established that relationship set a time frame, say like six weeks, and follow up with them to see how things are going and keep the connection. You never know if they will decide to start training. 

I can’t tell you

May 5, 2009

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Okay, I know I said I was going to finish up the 5 Steps to Successful Selling series last week, but things got away from me. Sorry about that! So, today I am going to finish up with step number five, “The Fortune is in the Follow up.” In case you are just joining me with this series you can see the start of the series at the original post 5 steps to Successful Selling.

V. The Fortune in the Follow-Up

A.) Past and Present Clients – So many times I see personal trainers asking and looking for new clients and I tell them that you need to look at your current clients and previous ones to see if you can get more sessions from them as opposed to looking to add sessions through new clients. Why do I say this? Well, it is easy to get clients whom you have already established a trusted relationship with to buy from you as to build a new relationship. 

B.) New Members – Now, if you are new or need to build up a current and past client list then you need to focus in on new members to your gym or club. The key here is to build trust and rapport with them and show them that you can solve their problems. Once you have established that relationship set a time frame, say like six weeks, and follow up with them to see how things are going and keep the connection. You never know if they will decide to start training. 

I can’t tell you

About the author 

Dave McGarry

I am a fitness and nutrition coach who has a passion for impacting and transforming lives both physically and mentally! From an early age I loved to work out and push myself to achieve better results physically and mentally. Over the past several decades I have helped hundreds of people get fit and change their lives. Now, I am on a mission to impact and change the lives of 5 million people across the globe. Your health is your wealth and I am here to serve others by sharing my knowledge and passion for health and wellness!

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