I have spent a great deal of time and effort developing a very powerful and compelling Prospect Letter which I now use on a daily basis. By enlisting expert advice and through systematic testing, I now have what I consider to be the perfect opening sales letter or email. You will find a number of previous posts here with examples of its effectiveness.
Below is a link to an excellent article from Inc. Magazine's online edition that outlines how to write a great sales email. I was struck by the similarities of the author's recommendations to those I am already using.
Please click on the link to view the entire article:
http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/how-to-write-a-killer-sales-email.html
All students of my commercial debt resolution Business Plan System are provided a sample of my Prospect Letter for use in building their own successful practices.
Scott F. Soape
Monday, July 21, 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
More Repeat Business
While working a recent case for a client, the creditor's attorney (with whom I have dealt many times) informed me he was also pursuing another debt against my client for a different creditor. He asked if I was also going to work that case and emailed me the information.
After a quick consultation with my client, I was retained to work the new case as well. Fortunately, the attorney had not yet filed suit on this new case and we were able to agree upon a settlement amount without needing to take court filing costs into account.
You never know where new business will come from and a referral from a creditor's attorney is rare! Even though I always ask my clients if they have any other problem debts they want me to work, they often wait until a lawsuit has been filed to hire me. Catching these cases early can usually result in more favorable settlement terms for my clients.
Scott F. Soape
After a quick consultation with my client, I was retained to work the new case as well. Fortunately, the attorney had not yet filed suit on this new case and we were able to agree upon a settlement amount without needing to take court filing costs into account.
You never know where new business will come from and a referral from a creditor's attorney is rare! Even though I always ask my clients if they have any other problem debts they want me to work, they often wait until a lawsuit has been filed to hire me. Catching these cases early can usually result in more favorable settlement terms for my clients.
Scott F. Soape
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