Small scale cold calling

Someone rings a list of Somerset businesses on your behalf, using a script you have approved, and tells you what came back.

You get names, numbers, and honest answers from people who had never heard of you. You also get told who said no, so you stop chasing them next year.

Is small scale cold calling worth it for a business like mine

Cold calling works on volume, and nobody sensible will pretend otherwise. Most people you ring will say no, plenty will be busy, and a few will ask you to send something over. Those few are the whole point. A campaign starts with a list of firms that could plausibly buy from you, then a short script saying who you are and why you rang. Calls get made in working hours, notes get written down as they happen, and you get told what came of it, flat refusals included. That last part matters, because it stops you ringing the same dead ends all over again. It suits you best when you sell to other businesses and have something specific to offer, like a job they already pay somebody else to do. If you sell to households, or you have got nothing new to say, keep your money and put it somewhere else.

Questions people actually ask

Who actually makes the calls

A person, not a recording. Somebody rings, gets past the gatekeeper where they can, and has a proper conversation. You hear back on who was interested and who told us to get lost.

Can you ring my old customers instead

Yes, and it often works better. A spreadsheet of people who bought once, or enquired and then went quiet, gives you a reason to ring, which beats a bought list.

What happens if nobody buys anything

Then you have learned what people say when they turn you down. That tells you whether the offer, the list, or the timing is wrong. No monthly fee rolls on regardless.

What will it cost

Depends what you want, so ask. Ring 01823 242424 or email info@reor.co.uk, tell us what you need, and you get a price. One job, one price, done.