LinkedIn Sales: Why Acting Like an Annoying Toddler Works
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LinkedIn Sales: Why Acting Like an Annoying Toddler Works
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In this episode of LinkedIn Riches, I break down why this keeps happening in LinkedIn sales and LinkedIn lead generation - and the simple (but uncomfortable) shift I’m making to close more deals without getting pushy, discounting, or damaging trust.
If you sell high-ticket services as a coach, consultant, or small business owner, this is about learning to hear what’s really being said - plus using sales psychology to find the real objection hiding under the polite stall.
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER:
🧠 01:33 - How I started using AI to spot patterns in my sales calls
🧩 04:30 - The “final question” I ask before I talk investment (and why it matters)
🚧 05:34 - The recurring stall: “Yes, but I need 30 days…” in LinkedIn sales
🎭 07:26 - What that stall usually really means (and why it’s emotional)
👶 09:25 - The “annoying toddler” analogy that changed how I handle objections
🤐 11:20 - The exact move: “Help me understand…” then shutting up
💳 12:39 - The "money story" layer you must understand
🎯 16:34 - Why LinkedIn lead generation can’t fix this prospect problem
If you want to get better at LinkedIn lead generation, LinkedIn messaging, and closing high-ticket deals, you’ll love this episode!
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
🎁 Free LinkedIn Lead Generation Tips & Resources
📝 Sign Up for the "LinkedIn Lead Generation Tips" Newsletter
🤝 Connect with John Nemo on LinkedIn
🎯 "Done For You" LinkedIn Lead Generation Services
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