43 - Selling in the DMs: Impactful Conversations for Predictable Sales
Scared to slide into those DMs? Listen in as I share my methodology for converting predictably and confidently in the DMs in today’s episode of Payday With Rayray.
“We’ve never before had the opportunity to be one message away from a completely different reality.”
– Rachel Bell
In this episode, I share the best ways to build trust with prospective clients – all in the DMs. You’ll hear me reveal why people get ghosted and you’ll learn how to engage in real, authentic conversations that builds trust, readiness, and rock-solid relationships with your ideal client avatar. I’ll even share some permission-based warm and cold lead outreach scripts that lead to win-win outcomes for you and your future client.
Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from me in this episode:
- The MATH and METHODOLOGY behind converting DM convos. 
- How to leverage today’s BEST marketing platform. 
- How to know if you’re out of integrity...or just SCARED. 
- The BEST way to build trust in the DMs. 
- How to accelerate your ideal client’s readiness and relationship with you. 
- What to do to create a feeding frenzy of DEMAND around your content. 
- Common mistakes to avoid when sliding into the DMs. 
- How to START conversations that lead to sales (with examples!). 
- Warm and cold lead outreach SCRIPT inspo. 
Show Notes
- 00:40 – Introducing today’s topic: Talking to people to sell your offer. 
- 02:00 – Information about OCA. 
- 04:30 – Direct outreach: Finding, nurturing and converting leads through scalable conversations. 
- 04:50 – You will learn the math and methodology around DM conversations that convert. 
- 05:25 – Word-of-mouth is the best marketing strategy of all time. 
- 07:28 – Optimize and refine your positioning and messaging in real-time by using direct outreach. 
- 08:30 – Develop EQ and the ability to speak openly and confidently about your business. 
- 09:45 – You don’t have to do direct outreach to get sales, but you should practice. 
- 10:40 – The math behind effective direct outreach with a clear offer and niche. 
- 13:45 – What people are afraid of: Failure, exertion, and being perceived as “annoying”. 
- 14:50 – Being in integrity vs. going outside of your comfort zone. 
- 15:25 – What aren’t you aligned with: Rejection or the actual act of DM conversations? 
- 18:00 – The slow, mid, and fast lanes: Determine which lane your prospect is in. 
- 18:50 – You can initiate a relationship with prospects to accomplish two things: - 19:25 – Introduce you and your content to the prospect 
- 19:35 – Open conversation about their goals and challenges 
 
- 19:40 – Another way to accelerate the relationship and readiness is to create content that speaks to the pain points and goals of your ideal client avatar - 20:00 – This demonstrate your ability to solve their core challenges and help them reach their goals 
- 20:08 – It speeds up the know, like, trust factor 
 
- 21:12 – The best way to build trust in the DMs: provide free trainings and assets – no strings attached 
- 23:50 – Building a library of content is valuable for you, too. 
- 25:30 – How to develop the relationship in a permission-based way: - 26:00 – Don’t be sneaky. 
- 26:30 – Everyone cares about themselves; do research and bring up commonalities. 
- 27:28 – You are starting a relationship. Be patient, thorough, and direct. 
- 28:20 – Emotional intelligence is mandatory. 
 
- 29:00 – How to start conversations that lead to permission-based sales: - 30:45 – Soft-touch prompt: Respond to a story, make a comment, and just showing up on the radar without intentionally starting something. 
- 31:40 – Hard-touch prompt: If someone has expressed interest, you can be more direct and action-oriented. 
- 32:00 – Hard and soft-touch script examples. 
 
- 36:00 – Ineffective vs. effective inquiry examples. 
- 38:40 – Ideal client avatar reach-out precedes cold outreach. 
- 39:00 – A cold outreach script example. 
- 40:20 – The worst thing that can happen is rejection, and that’s not so bad. 
- 41:20 – Check out OCA! 
“Everyone has limited time in their day. They want to be spending their time talking to people who provide value.”
– Rachel Bell
 
            
 
       
      

