How To Use The Power Dialer

Power Dialer simplifies lead calling, automates follow-ups, and boosts dialing efficiency.

1. Dial Prospects from Opportunity Boards

You can dial prospects directly from the Opportunity Boards by hovering over the call button and clicking to call. This helps to qualify leads and book them for future conversations.

2. Focus on Volume for Dialing

Volume is key when it comes to dialing prospects. Calling many leads increases the likelihood of successful conversations and bookings. Make sure to focus your energy on generating traffic and content to feed the system with more leads.

3. Automate the Dialing Process with Power Dialer

The Power Dialer allows for back-to-back calls, meaning you can handle a large number of calls without manually starting and stopping. After each call ends, the system automatically dials the next prospect, saving time and increasing efficiency.

4. Set Up Manual Actions for Dialing

Go to InboxManual Actions to set up tasks that assign calls to you. Once set, click Start, and the system will dial the leads continuously, automating the process.

5. Filter Which Leads Go Into Power Dialer

Not all leads should go into the Power Dialer. For example, social media leads may not have a phone number, but leads from lead magnets or those in your main sales boards (like inquiries and applications) can be added. Focus on those who apply but don’t book a call or are marked as lost leads.

6. Add Manual Actions to Your Automations

To automate follow-ups, go into your lead magnet automations. After a lead opts in, assign a manual action to call them. Similarly, add manual actions for those who apply but don’t book a call within a set time (e.g., 10 minutes, 4 hours, 1 day, etc.).

7. Optimize Calling Schedule

To improve effectiveness, schedule calls at different times of day (e.g., morning, afternoon, evening) and repeat this process daily from Monday to Friday. On weekends, add one call block on Saturday and one on Sunday. Track data on the best times for contacting leads, based on the demographic you're targeting.

8. Track Call Outcomes

After each call, select an outcome (e.g., Busy, No Answer, Voicemail). If the prospect is busy or unavailable, you can set a manual action to call them again later. This ensures continuous follow-up without overwhelming the prospect with immediate redials.

9. Create an Automation for Busy/No Answer Calls

Set up a new workflow that triggers when the call outcome is marked as Busy or No Answer. Add a delay (e.g., 1 day) before assigning a manual action to call the lead again. This prevents infinite loops of dialing and gives time before the next follow-up attempt.

10. Enable Re-Entry in Workflows

Ensure Allow Re-Entry is enabled in automations, so leads can re-enter the workflow after each follow-up. This ensures no lead is dropped and follow-up continues until a successful connection is made.