B2B Real Estate Discovery Call Script: Challenger Sale Framework
1. Introduction (30-45 seconds)
- Professional greeting: “Hello [Client’s Name], this is [Your Name] from [Your Company]. I hope you’re having a great day. Thank you for taking the time to speak with me.”
- Purpose statement aligned with Challenger Sale framework: “The purpose of our call today is to explore how we might help you navigate the complexities of today’s real estate market, identify opportunities for growth, and potentially redefine the strategies that drive success in your operations.”
- Agenda setting: “We’ll spend the next few minutes discussing your current challenges, opportunities you might be overlooking, and how our solutions can align with your goals. Does that sound good to you?“
2. Main Content (3-5 minutes)
- Framework-specific questions:
- “What are the biggest challenges you’re currently facing in the real estate market?”
- “How do these challenges impact your day-to-day operations and long-term goals?”
- Industry-specific talking points:
- “With the real estate market’s volatility, many of our clients have found success by leveraging [specific solution] which has helped them increase their market share by X%.”
- Value propositions tailored to Next Steps Planning:
- “Our solutions are designed not just to address current challenges but to position your business for future growth by ensuring scalability and adaptability in a fluctuating market.”
- Active listening cues:
- “I see, that sounds challenging.”
- “Could you elaborate on that?”
- Objection handling phrases:
- “That’s a valid concern. What we’ve found, however, is…“
3. Key Questions (5-7 questions)
- Open-ended discovery questions:
- “Can you walk me through your current process for [specific aspect], and where you see the biggest hurdles?”
- Framework-aligned qualification questions:
- “In terms of achieving your market goals, what strategies have you implemented so far, and how effective have they been?”
- Industry-specific pain point probes:
- “How has the fluctuation in market values affected your inventory and sales strategies?“
4. Common Objections & Responses (3-5 objections)
- “It’s too expensive.”
- “I understand cost concerns. Let’s explore how the ROI from our solution can outweigh the initial investment by increasing efficiency and market share.”
- “We’re already working with another provider.”
- “It’s great to hear you’re exploring solutions. What gaps do you see in your current service that you’d like improved?”
- “We don’t have the time to implement a new solution.”
- “Implementation is often a concern, but our dedicated support team ensures a seamless transition, minimizing downtime and ensuring quick value realization.”
5. FAQ Section (5-7 questions)
- Q: How quickly can we see results from your solution?
- A: “Clients typically see tangible results within the first quarter post-implementation, with ongoing support to ensure continuous improvement.”
- Q: Is your solution scalable?
- A: “Absolutely. Our solutions are designed to grow with you, accommodating both small adjustments and major expansions with ease.”
- Q: How will this integrate with our existing systems?
- A: “Our tech team specializes in seamless integration, ensuring our solution works in concert with your current operations.”
6. Closing & Next Steps (30-45 seconds)
- Call to action: “Based on our conversation, I believe [specific solution] could address many of the challenges we discussed. How about we schedule a follow-up meeting to dive deeper into how our solution can be tailored to your needs?”
- Clear next steps: “I’ll send over a calendar invite for our next meeting along with some preliminary materials for you to review. How does [proposed date and time] work for you?”
- Timeline setting: “In our next conversation, we’ll aim to outline a potential implementation timeline and address any further questions.”
7. Best Practices
- Do’s:
- Do use real-world examples and metrics to illustrate points.
- Do listen actively and adjust the conversation based on the client’s responses.
- Do challenge the client’s assumptions respectfully to introduce new solutions.
- Don’ts:
- Don’t overwhelm the client with too much technical jargon.
- Don’t skip over objections or concerns; address them head-on.
- Don’t pressure the client; focus on adding value and educating.
- Framework-specific tips:
- Remember, the Challenger Sale is about teaching, tailoring, and taking control. Focus on bringing new insights to the client that they hadn’t considered before.
- Industry-specific insights:
- Keep abreast of the latest real estate market trends and use this information to make your solutions relevant and timely.
By following this script and adapting it as needed based on the flow of conversation, you’ll be positioned to effectively engage potential clients, uncover their needs, and present your solutions as valuable and necessary for their success in the real estate industry.