Skip to main content
All CollectionsCase Studies
How Xavier closed 6 deals in 14 days with his free-trial? πŸ’Έ
How Xavier closed 6 deals in 14 days with his free-trial? πŸ’Έ

Learn how to close deals

Arnaud Belinga avatar
Written by Arnaud Belinga
Updated over 7 months ago

Xavier shared how he closed deals 6 deals in 14 days using Breakcold CRM's free trial (infinite ROI).

This is how I initially found out about it:

You can find the full 11-step process and video here.

1Β°) The 11-step process, written by Xavier

Step 1: Clearly Identify your ICP ( that means understand all the problems they go through)
​
​Step 2: Pick one problem and solve it.
​
​Step 3: Choose a way to show that off. For me, I've been loving Gamma so I put together a guide on why it's important to set up DNS records, buying domains for cold outreach, and setting up inboxes.
​
​Step 4: Record your screen scrolling through the guide and share it on Linkedin.
​
​Step 5: Generate demand and create a networking effect by asking viewers to comment on your post in exchange to get their hands on the guide.
​
​Step 6: Send the guide to everyone
​
​Step 7: Look at the profiles of the commentators and see which ones fit your ICP. If they do, ask for a meeting. Use humour when you pitch, don't be cringe.
​
​Step 8: Add the leads in Breakcold with a reminder to follow-up in 2 days if they don't reply.
​
​Step 9: Follow-up 3 times. each time add some sort of value ( I will make a post about this another time)
​
​Step 10: Close clients and start getting them results
​
​Step 11: Repeat again in 2 weeks.

2Β°) My tweak to Xavier's process to make it better

↳ between steps 8 and 9, track the leads inside Breakcold to aggregate their LinkedIn posts inside the sales CRM.

↳ between each follow-up, like and comment 1 to 2 LinkedIn posts of your prospects to stay top of mind and avoid being ghosted

↳ if your lead doesn't post a lot on LinkedIn, it's fine; you can like and comment posts up to 1 year ago max - for many reasons this works well to engage older posts.


​

Did this answer your question?