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Why 200 Cold Calls Felt Like Luck — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Dacian Floria
  2. 0:03All right, let's see what Dacian's up
  3. 0:04to.
  4. 0:0580% margins. Hmm,
  5. 0:07wonder what this business is.
  6. 0:09Dacian, what is LIMS plus?
  7. 0:12>> Well, it's an environmental testing
  8. 0:15platform for environmental testing labs.
  9. 0:18Thank you, man, and thank you, man, and
  10. 0:19thank you for doing this as a gift.
  11. 0:21>> You bet, man.
  12. 0:23>> [clears throat]
  13. 0:24>> Come on.
  14. 0:25Um, okay. So, 200 Well, thank you for
  15. 0:27donating books, which I super
  16. 0:28appreciate. All right, you got 5
  17. 0:29minutes, so let's rock and roll. So, you
  18. 0:31have a a testing platform, got it. Uh,
  19. 0:34you're running 80% margins, which is
  20. 0:36super super impressive. What's the issue
  21. 0:38right now? What are you trying to get
  22. 0:39to?
  23. 0:41>> I try to make money.
  24. 0:43The only problem or the biggest problem
  25. 0:45I have right now is that I have this
  26. 0:46software platform.
  27. 0:48>> Yeah.
  28. 0:48>> I'm targeting big to big labs, like
  29. 0:50they're enterprise.
  30. 0:51>> Uh-huh.
  31. 0:52>> They have like usually two to three
  32. 0:54people or maybe more that I have to talk
  33. 0:56with to get a deal done.
  34. 0:57>> Yeah, that's normal.
  35. 0:58>> Usually the deal size
  36. 1:00the deal size is starts at 50K up front
  37. 1:03and then it can go to like 100K.
  38. 1:05>> Yeah.
  39. 1:05>> And I go into an annual recurring
  40. 1:08revenue of 50K usually for this type of
  41. 1:10clients.
  42. 1:11>> Cool.
  43. 1:12Okay.
  44. 1:12>> The problem I have is that I don't have
  45. 1:14anybody in the pipeline and I don't know
  46. 1:16how to get them in.
  47. 1:17>> [laughter]
  48. 1:17>> Yeah, you're like, I've got this great
  49. 1:19business, there's no one no one's buying
  50. 1:20it. So, is it 250K a month or 250K a
  51. 1:22year right now that you're at?
  52. 1:25>> A year.
  53. 1:25>> A year, okay, got it. So, you really not
  54. 1:27getting them any clients if that's your
  55. 1:28price point. Okay, understood. So, what
  56. 1:30did you do to get these What did you do
  57. 1:32to get these first clients?
  58. 1:34>> So, first client was luck via cold call.
  59. 1:37>> Okay.
  60. 1:38>> And
  61. 1:39the second client was same cold call and
  62. 1:41the third one was trade show.
  63. 1:44So, I have three customers right now.
  64. 1:45>> Okay, all right, okay. So, you've got
  65. 1:47cold call, trade show, and what was the
  66. 1:50other one?
  67. 1:52>> Cold call as well.
  68. 1:53>> Okay, so how many cold calls did it take
  69. 1:55to get you the the the one deal?
  70. 1:58>> Well,
  71. 1:59it was a while ago, probably around 100,
  72. 2:02but it was luck.
  73. 2:03>> I mean, dude, that's how it works.
  74. 2:06You did I mean, you're like, I did 100
  75. 2:07and then one of them bought, it's luck.
  76. 2:09It's like, no, you did 100.
  77. 2:11Like it's like if you called one and one
  78. 2:13of them bought, that would be luck. If
  79. 2:15you called 100 and one of them bought,
  80. 2:16that's just a process.
  81. 2:21So, let me let me ask you this way. So,
  82. 2:23I I've said this before, but it's super
  83. 2:25common for sub a million, which is that
  84. 2:27what feels like volatility is actually a
  85. 2:29symptom of insufficient volume. I mean,
  86. 2:31you're not doing enough, which is what
  87. 2:33makes it feel erratic.
  88. 2:35And so, it's like you did 100 and you
  89. 2:36got one, and then you did other cold
  90. 2:37calls and you got the other, right?
  91. 2:40>> Yeah.
  92. 2:41>> Okay. So, how many cold calls did it
  93. 2:42take you to get the second one?
  94. 2:45>> Probably around the same.
  95. 2:47>> Okay, so that sounds lucky, though. The
  96. 2:49second one sounds lucky. The first 100
  97. 2:51and you got one, you know, that is You
  98. 2:53know what I'm saying here? You made 200
  99. 2:54calls and you got two customers.
  100. 2:57>> Mhm.
  101. 2:59>> So, the question then becomes what stops
  102. 3:01us from doing 10,000 calls?
  103. 3:07>> Well, one would be that
  104. 3:09>> You need leads.
  105. 3:10>> I'm not that good at cold I need
  106. 3:12>> Well, dude, you got one.
  107. 3:15Dude, what 1% conversion on cold calls,
  108. 3:17by the way, fine.
  109. 3:19Totally fine.
  110. 3:21On a 50K, 100K price point, totally
  111. 3:24fine. Do you think about it like this?
  112. 3:26You're making $500 a dial.
  113. 3:32>> Yeah.
  114. 3:33>> Yeah.
  115. 3:35That's That's pretty good for a dial. I
  116. 3:37don't know about you, but if I want to
  117. 3:38go out to dinner tonight, I'll be like,
  118. 3:39okay, I'll make one dial. There we go, I
  119. 3:40covered my dinner.
  120. 3:43>> [laughter]
  121. 3:43>> Right?
  122. 3:44>> interesting way to think about it.
  123. 3:45>> Of course, you have to think of it
  124. 3:46because you've gotten your head about
  125. 3:47this. Like if every time you make 100
  126. 3:48calls, you get a you get a deal, then
  127. 3:51it's like how what how how do I need to
  128. 3:52game this for you so that you just make
  129. 3:53100 100 calls every day?
  130. 3:58>> Mhm.
  131. 3:58>> That Okay, so what you have We have 60
  132. 4:00seconds. So, what's the thing that's
  133. 4:01holding you back from just saying like
  134. 4:02yes, that makes sense?
  135. 4:05>> Well, that makes sense, but I don't know
  136. 4:07how to get myself leads.
  137. 4:09>> Okay. If Right, then that's the leads
  138. 4:10list. Yeah.
  139. 4:13>> The second problem is how do I position
  140. 4:15myself with what attraction offers can I
  141. 4:18create
  142. 4:19so it makes sense for these guys?
  143. 4:21>> Well, for a bigger for a bigger company,
  144. 4:23a waved
  145. 4:25fee structure, which is the third fee
  146. 4:28structure that I talk about inside of
  147. 4:30the continuity section for money models,
  148. 4:32which is you have a big upfront nut
  149. 4:34where you say, "Hey, it's $50,000 for me
  150. 4:36to do this whole integration, and then
  151. 4:38it's $5,000 a month month-to-month,
  152. 4:41right?" It's like or
  153. 4:42>> Mhm.
  154. 4:43>> if you want to commit,
  155. 4:45I'll waive the $50,000, but you got to
  156. 4:47commit to the whole year.
  157. 4:51>> Yeah, but they they anyway would do that
  158. 4:53because all their data is in our system.
  159. 4:55>> Right. Well, the thing is is but you're
  160. 4:57but you're just No, no, dude, I I get
  161. 4:58it. The
  162. 5:00the way that a money model works from a
  163. 5:01positioning perspective is that you
  164. 5:03don't like whenever you give someone a
  165. 5:05choice, it doesn't mean that you're
  166. 5:06saying you actually give them the
  167. 5:07choice. You give the illusion of choice
  168. 5:09that then obviously selects or waits for
  169. 5:11one of the selections.
  170. 5:14>> Mhm.
  171. 5:15>> So, you'll basically the question that
  172. 5:16you had is, "How do I get more of these
  173. 5:18people to sign up? How do I make it more
  174. 5:19compelling for them?" Well, if they
  175. 5:20think that they're getting something
  176. 5:22that costs $50,000 to set up for free,
  177. 5:25they're far more likely to do it than
  178. 5:26just saying, "Why would I do that
  179. 5:27anyways?" It's like, "Yeah, no shit."
  180. 5:28But, the problem is that they don't know
  181. 5:29that.
  182. 5:31>> Mhm.
  183. 5:32>> You know what I'm saying?
  184. 5:34>> Yeah, makes sense.
  185. 5:35>> Okay. So, I'll give you Let me
  186. 5:36>> this into an ad or something?
  187. 5:39>> No, I think I actually don't No, that's
  188. 5:41This is more for the mechanics of of how
  189. 5:42you actually close when you when you get
  190. 5:44into the into the into the thing with
  191. 5:46them.
  192. 5:46Um but let's solve the original issue
  193. 5:48really quickly. We are over, so I'm
  194. 5:50going to just make this as fast as I
  195. 5:51can. They got to get the next person,
  196. 5:52okay? So, number one is I would say
  197. 5:54list brokers, you can do that. Number
  198. 5:56two is you can scrape using software.
  199. 5:59Uh, number three is that you can go to
  200. 6:02people who own groups or communities
  201. 6:04that and there always are some. You just
  202. 6:06look just just look there's some on
  203. 6:07school, there's some on LinkedIn,
  204. 6:08there's Reddit, whatever, right? There's
  205. 6:09different communities for these people.
  206. 6:11And then you want to pay the group owner
  207. 6:12to basically make an ad inside of the
  208. 6:14group.
  209. 6:15Those are three different you can look
  210. 6:16at right now to go get leads.
  211. 6:19>> Okay.
  212. 6:20>> Cool. Also, highly recommend flying out
  213. 6:22there and saying, "Hey, it's you know,
  214. 6:24you find out that they're in California,
  215. 6:26you know, like in Los Angeles. You say,
  216. 6:28"Hey, it's so crazy. I'm actually in LA
  217. 6:30this week. I figured there might be I'm
  218. 6:31happy to happy to swing by while I'm in
  219. 6:33town." And if they say yes, then you
  220. 6:34just fly there.
  221. 6:37>> [laughter]
  222. 6:38>> Okay? That's how that works.
  223. 6:39>> Good one, yeah.
  224. 6:40>> Yeah. Rock and roll, man. Appreciate
  225. 6:42you.
  226. 6:44>> Appreciate you, too.
  227. 6:44>> Thank you for donating a book station.
  228. 6:46Oh, thank you. I appreciate it. All
  229. 6:47right, bye. If you were the best
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