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Cold Calling Fundamentals

Most cold calls fail before the prospect says a word. This course teaches you the research habits, opener structure, objection responses, and follow-up cadence that actually get people to stay on the line.

Updated May 22, 2026

About this course

Most salespeople treat cold calling as a numbers game. Dial enough, and something sticks. That framing is wrong, and it's why most reps burn through lists with nothing to show for it. The reps with 12% connect rates aren't luckier. They do specific things in the five minutes before they dial that the 3% reps skip entirely. This course covers the full arc of a cold call from the pre-call research that changes how you open, to the opener structure that gets past the first hang-up, to the four objections you'll hear on almost every call and the three-step pattern that turns them into more conversation. You'll also learn how to leave voicemails worth returning and how to run an 8-touch cadence that most reps abandon too early, because the connect typically happens around attempt eight, not attempt three. By the end, you'll have a repeatable process you can run on every dial. Not a script you memorize once and forget, but a structure you can adapt to whatever the prospect throws at you. The course is built around practical drills: rewriting weak openers, translating objections into what the prospect actually means, and reproducing the cadence from memory so it becomes second nature.

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Last updated May 22, 2026
3 Units, 6 lessons
3 Projects
3 Assessments

Skills you'll gain with this course

Pre-Call Research

Quickly gather the three pieces of information that change how you open a call and decide whether a lead is worth dialing now, later, or not at all.

Cold Call Opener Structure

Build a permission-based opener using the four-part framework that gets past the first hang-up instead of triggering it.

Objection Handling

Apply the acknowledge-reframe-ask pattern to the four most common objections so the conversation continues instead of ending.

Voicemail Craft

Leave voicemails under 25 seconds with a specific reason to call back, including a breakup message that closes the loop without pressure.

Cadence Management

Run an 8-touch sequence over 21 days, varying timing and tactics, and make the right call on what to do with a lead after the final attempt.

Syllabus

3 Units • 6 Lessons • 3 Projects • 3 Assessments

Ways To Learn Included

Every lesson enables you to learn in a variety of ways.

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