Episode 15: Stop Letting Prospects Think About It - They're Deleting Your Pitch Right Now

Your prospect just said I want to think about it, and you smiled and said take your time. Congratulations, you just watched 66% of your pitch evaporate in the next 24 hours. By day six, 75% is gone, replaced with Google reviews, competitor calls, and their skeptical colleague's opinion. What do top 3% closers know about memory decay that average reps ignore? T-Rev exposes why traditional sales advice of "give them space to think" is destroying your pipeline and what elite performers do instead. In this episode of Legacy Connect, Travis "T-Rev" Carter exposes the think about it trap that's killing your close rate and reveals why top closers never let prospects wander off alone. T-Rev breaks down the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve destroying your deals, the ADAE framework that stops objections before they surface, and his exact five-step response when prospects try to escape. Learn the DOC discovery method that makes decisions write themselves, the capabilities pitch that kills I need to see if you're a fit, and the follow-up cadence that beats memory decay. This isn't about pressure tactics; it's about guiding confident decisions while your solution is fresh, not warped by time and noise. Are you losing 75% of your message to faulty memory or guiding confident decisions while facts are fresh? Watch to find out which closer you really are. Subscribe to Legacy Connect for frameworks that eliminate objections before they surface, and drop a comment with your most frustrating think about it story. Follow Travis "T-Rev" Carter: Website: https://www.superstory.works/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/t_revlegacy/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/T_RevOfficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/travislcarter2 Follow The Legacy Connect Podcast: Website: https://legacyconnect.podup.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coacht_rev/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Legacy-Connect

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Your prospect just said I want to think about it, and you smiled and said take your time. Congratulations, you just watched 66% of your pitch evaporate in the next 24 hours. By day six, 75% is gone, replaced with Google reviews, competitor calls, and their skeptical colleague's opinion. What do top 3% closers know about memory decay that average reps ignore? T-Rev exposes why traditional sales advice of "give them space to think" is destroying your pipeline and what elite performers do instead.

In this episode of Legacy Connect, Travis "T-Rev" Carter exposes the think about it trap that's killing your close rate and reveals why top closers never let prospects wander off alone. T-Rev breaks down the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve destroying your deals, the ADAE framework that stops objections before they surface, and his exact five-step response when prospects try to escape. Learn the DOC discovery method that makes decisions write themselves, the capabilities pitch that kills I need to see if you're a fit, and the follow-up cadence that beats memory decay. This isn't about pressure tactics; it's about guiding confident decisions while your solution is fresh, not warped by time and noise.

Are you losing 75% of your message to faulty memory or guiding confident decisions while facts are fresh? Watch to find out which closer you really are. Subscribe to Legacy Connect for frameworks that eliminate objections before they surface, and drop a comment with your most frustrating think about it story.

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