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How I Sold $7,500 Packages to Strangers
Most people think selling high-ticket services to strangers is impossible. But I’ve done it—again and again. And today, I’m breaking down exactly how I qualify prospects and close high-ticket deals step by step.
This isn’t theory—this is my exact process that turns cold leads into high-paying clients.
Step 1: Pre-Qualify Before the Call
Not everyone is a fit, and I don’t waste time convincing people who aren’t ready. Before they even book a call, I make sure they pass these filters:
✅ Do they have a clear problem that my service solves?
If they aren’t struggling with something I can fix, they won’t see the value in my offer.
✅ Are they actively looking for a solution?
I don’t pitch to “curious” people. I look for those who are frustrated, stuck, and ready for real help.
✅ Do they have the financial means to invest?
I avoid price shoppers and focus on people who understand the cost of not solving their problem.
How I Filter Prospects:
🔹 Application Form – Before a call, they must fill out a short form that includes:
Their biggest challenge right now
What they’ve tried before that hasn’t worked
Their urgency level (why now?)
A question like: Are you financially prepared to invest in solving this problem?
🔹 Email/Vetting Questions – If they hesitate on pricing before the call, I let them know this is a premium service and ask: If price weren’t an issue, would you still move forward?
If they say no, they don’t truly see the value, and I don’t book the call.
👉 Action Step for You: Create an application process that filters out unqualified leads. If they aren’t serious, don’t take the call.
Step 2: The 5-Minute Mindset Shift at the Start of the Call
The first 5 minutes of a sales call set the entire tone. This is where I establish authority and frame the conversation.
How I Open the Call:
1️⃣ I take control: “I want to make the most of our time, so here’s how this call will go...” (People respect structure.)
2️⃣ I set expectations: “My goal today is to see if this is the right fit. If it is, I’ll walk you through next steps. If not, I’ll let you know.”
3️⃣ I make it a conversation, not a pitch: I immediately ask a deep, qualifying question.
Qualifying Questions I Use:
🔹 What made you book this call? (Reveals their urgency.)
🔹 What’s the #1 thing stopping you from [desired goal]?
🔹 What happens if you don’t fix this problem? (Triggers emotional investment.)
🔹 What’s your budget for solving this problem? (If they hesitate, they may not be serious.)
👉 Action Step for You: Rehearse a strong opening for your sales calls. Set expectations upfront so they respect your time and authority.
Step 3: The ‘Gap’ Method – Creating Demand
People don’t buy features—they buy the difference between where they are now and where they want to be. I focus on the gap between their pain and their desired outcome.
How I Use the Gap Method:
✅ First, I make them feel the pain:
“Right now, you’re applying to jobs, getting no responses, and wasting hours on applications.”
✅ Then, I paint the vision of success:“Imagine recruiters reaching out to you daily. Imagine getting multiple offers instead of chasing jobs.”
✅ Finally, I position my service as the bridge to that vision.“That’s exactly what my system helps you achieve.”
👉 Action Step for You: Write down 3-5 sentences that clearly highlight the gap between your client’s pain and their dream result. Use them in your sales calls.
Step 4: The Close – ‘Take It or Leave It’ Energy
High-ticket clients don’t respond to desperate energy. I don’t chase them. I present my offer confidently and let them decide.
How I Structure the Close:
✅ I summarize what they need:
“Based on everything we’ve discussed, you need [solution] to get to [desired outcome].”
✅ I explain my offer in clear, outcome-driven terms:“I have a 6-week process that gives you a fully optimized resume, LinkedIn profile, and interview prep so you can land high-paying jobs faster.”
✅ I give them a clear next step:“The investment is $7,500. Are you ready to get started?”
✅ If they hesitate, I remind them:“Not making a decision today is still a decision—to stay stuck where you are.”
👉 Action Step for You: Practice delivering your price with confidence. The more certainty you have, the easier the close.
Final Thoughts: Confidence Closes Deals
I didn’t start out closing high-ticket deals effortlessly. But I practiced, refined my process, and stopped trying to convince people. Instead, I help them realize why they need my service.
And that’s why I consistently close $7,500+ deals with strangers.
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