In an increasingly digital B2B environment, communication channels are multiplying: email, LinkedIn, marketing automation, CRM, phone calls… Successful companies no longer limit themselves to a single lever, but rely on an omnichannel strategy to maximize their sales results.
At the heart of this approach, telephone prospecting retains a key role. Properly used, it complements and reinforces the other channels, creating a coherent and effective experience for the prospect.
1. Why telephone prospecting remains essential
Despite the rise of digital, the telephone call remains the most direct and human channel. It enables you to :
- Create an immediate relationship of trust with the prospect.
- Identify real needs and objections in real time.
- Tailor your pitch and qualify opportunities with precision.
In short, the telephone brings what email and LinkedIn can’t always offer: the personalization and spontaneity of human exchange.
That’s why, in an omnichannel strategy, cold calling doesn’t disappear – it evolves. It integrates intelligently with other tools to reinforce the coherence of your sales approach.
2. How to combine calls, email and LinkedIn to maximize results
A successful prospecting strategy is based on complementary channels. Here’s how to align them:
🔹 Step 1: The introductory email
An initial contact by email is a way of introducing your company and arousing the prospect’s interest. It’s a gentle, non-intrusive approach that paves the way for future exchanges.
🔹 Step 2: Follow-up on LinkedIn
After email, connecting on LinkedIn humanizes the relationship. You can interact with the prospect, comment on his or her publications and maintain a natural presence before making the call.
🔹 Step 3: The targeted phone call
Once the relationship is established, the call becomes much more relevant. The prospect already knows something about you, which increases your chances of getting a qualified appointment.
👉 Effectiveness comes from combination, not repetition: a prospect reached by 3 different channels is much more likely to respond than one solicited by just one.
3. The importance of CRM in an omnichannel strategy
CRM (Customer Relationship Management) plays a central role in this orchestration. It enables :
- Centralize all interactions (emails, calls, LinkedIn, notes).
- Track the prospect’s progress through the sales tunnel.
- Automate certain tasks while maintaining a human approach.
With a good CRM, your teams know exactly when and how to follow up a prospect, avoiding duplicates or oversights.
At REETCH, we systematically integrate the use of CRM into our prospecting strategies. This gives our customers a clear, measurable view of their sales performance.
4. REETCH: expertise in omnichannel prospecting
REETCH helps B2B companies structure and deploy effective prospecting strategies, combining :
- Targeted phone calls: our experts contact your prospects to generate qualified appointments.
- Automated email campaigns: personalized sequences that follow the prospect’s journey.
- LinkedIn prospecting: messages, invitations and nurturing on the #1 professional network.
- CRM management: precise lead tracking, reporting and ongoing optimization.
Our strength: a human approach backed by technology.
Thanks to our methods, our customers benefit from a constant flow of qualified appointments, improved sales productivity and accelerated growth.
Conclusion
Telephone prospecting is not a relic of the past, but a central pillar of a modern omnichannel strategy. Combined intelligently with email, LinkedIn and a high-performance CRM, it creates a fluid, consistent and results-oriented experience.
