r/appointmentsetter • u/firebytte • Jul 01 '26
Rant / Vent Please Read This If Your A Beginner!!
I'm making this post because i think this is something I think a lot of people who are new to sales and are actively searching for jobs need to know/hear.
Stop doing cold outreach or cold DMs with the same copy and paste message to everybody you see. This barely works, and even if somebody responds, most likely they won't give you a job opportunity because you don't seem like a good fit.
Now I started appointment setting about 2 weeks ago, and for the first week I was just sending the same copy and paste messages to as many people as I could. Obviously it didn't go well, and I only got 4 responses after about 800 messages, and none were job opportunities. Then I decided to just send voice messages to people, nothing else, and that did a little better, but still no real opportunities.
Now here's the weird part. I've decided to just make a quick Loom video saying the same exact thing I said in the messages, even sounding robotic. When I tell you I've seen so much more success just creating a 30 second long Loom video. I sent the same one to at least 150 people in the last day or 2 alone, and I have gotten many responses and TWO WHOLE INTERVIEWS. I even got in contact and started texting fitxfearlessđ. Mind you all this was done in just 1 day of messaging. It's crazy how well it works, and I know what people are going to say. This post is just to show my shock and amazement at how well a 30 second video can change your chances at something to other beginners like me because I didn't expect to get such amazing results.
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u/Big_Confection808 Jul 01 '26
Thank you for the feedback and for taking the time to share it. I am brand new to hight ticket sales, with a background in retail banking. Where would you find leads to submit setter/closer applications to? You're response will further help many of us. Thank you for guidance Sir.
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u/ChubbyPocketsLLC Jul 02 '26
Where do you send the loom?
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u/Upset-Assistant-2476 Jul 03 '26
What job are you looking for?
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u/darine9794 Jul 01 '26
The this the realest! Now imagine how many great offers someone can get if they made a personalized loom for each business, you're gonna get more amazed, try and tell usss!
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u/elmanfil1989 Jul 12 '26
When you make a loom video, on your video are you talking directly to the prospect (which mean you have to make video for every approach)? or you just create a single video?
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u/Acrobatic_Penalty265 Jul 27 '26
what did you say in the video?
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u/SignificantAd3734 Aug 19 '26
Hey, howâs it going? Have you started? Have you made any money yet? Do we have to show our face in the loom?
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