Analyzing Calls
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Expectations
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100

How many calls should you be listening to, per ISA?

What is 3-5 calls, depending on how many appointments 

100

Who is the client

What is the Agent

100

How often should you be sending a progress report to your client

Once a week

100

During the kickoff meeting, what key items must be discussed with the agent and ISA to establish expectations and processes?

  • CRM

  • Dialer

  • Lead types

  • Agent expectations

  • Calling area

  • Request a walkthrough of the CRM

  • Request agent value proposition (sent to ISA & coach)

  • Company details

  • Confirm shift

  • Explain collaboration process and schedule follow-up meeting

  • Confirm WhatsApp use for group chat creation

  • Set time for weekly recap meetings (progress and training)

100

What to do if an ISA no-call no-shows

Try to get ahold of the ISA and report it to CC and the agent. Also fill out the missed time form

200

Which calls should you be listening to?

All appointments, some nurtures and random calls

200

Who should we focus on with retention

The agent

200

How often should you update GHL

Every time you meet with the ISA or Client. At least once a week

200

According to the first four weeks schedule, how does the meeting frequency differ between experienced ISAs and less experienced ISAs in Weeks 1 and 2?

  • Experienced ISAs:

    • Week 1: Meet every other day

    • Week 2: Meet 3 times a week

  • Less Experienced ISAs:

    • Week 1: Meet daily

    • Week 2: Meet every other day

200

What are red flags to watch out for with ISA?

Lack of punctuality 

Inability to apply feedback 

ISA is not managing their time appropriately 

Bad attitude 

300

How many objections should the ISA rebut before moving on

3 no's

300
How often should we meet with the client

At least once a week to start then bi-weekly

300

How often should you have a scheduled time with your ISA

2-3 times a week for the first month, then 1 time a week afterwards 

300

As an ISA Coach, what are the six key areas you must monitor to ensure ISAs stay productive and accountable?

  • ISA dialing time

  • ISA dials & contacts

  • Screenshot monitor

  • Log in & log out time

  • Filling out ISA tracker

  • Review appointment calls

300

What steps should a coach take when red flags arise 

Speak with your CC, report the issues you see to your agent, and have proof and accountability of the steps you take 

400

How often should you analyze calls with the ISA?

What is once a week

400

What should we ask of the client?

Their time and communication 

400

How often should you be checking SSM

Everyday

400

When training an ISA, what are the main methods you should use to help them master scripts and improve call performance?

  • Provide a proven script to start with

  • Ensure they memorize it but don’t sound robotic

  • Teach them the “why” behind each question

  • Practice different scenarios through role-playing

  • Train objection handling daily

  • Listen to real calls together and give clear feedback (1–2 improvement points)

400
What steps should you take to when the agent keeps changing expectations of the ISA (example: Script, lead qualifications, or follow-up process)

Acknowledge the requests, let them know that frequent changes can cause mixed results with the ISA. Suggest sticking to a script/worflow for a time before changing. Loop in your CC to manage the changes and make sure things are aligned

500

What are the 5 things to review when listening to a call?

1 Listen to full call, Check script, Look at lead response, Measure outcome, Provide feedback

500

What should the clients ask of you

Accountability and making sure it falls within the expectations of the coach's bible

500

What is the minimum weekly activity percentage required for an ISA

What is 35 Percent

500

What expectations must you clearly establish with both the ISA and the agent regarding daily activities  

As a coach, you must set clear expectations that ISAs meet daily activity goals (calls, conversations, appointments), keep activity above 30%, avoid more than 10–15 minutes of dead time, update the ISA Tracker accurately, and stay engaged on the dialer with screenshots confirming active work. Meeting frequency depends on experience: experienced ISAs gradually move from every-other-day check-ins to weekly sessions, while less experienced ISAs start with daily meetings and taper down by week four. If standards aren’t met, pay is reduced for dead time, a warning is issued, and repeated inactivity can lead to termination. Coaches are also expected to maintain close communication, give feedback, and ensure both the agent and ISA stay aligned to achieve results.

500

What should you respond when and agent asks what CRM or dialer is best

it depends on the project and the type of leads they want to call.  If they are looking for a power dialer, multi line dialer or a VOIP base line, do they want a fully intigrated dialer and CRM or do they just need a dialer. Send a few recomendations and let them choose

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