CONTACT APPROACHES
How to Contact People About the NuCalm App
The goal of reaching out to people is simple:
to find out if they are open to looking at some information.
You’re not trying to convince, explain everything, or “sell” anything upfront.
The more you learn about the app—and the results people are getting—the more natural and confident your conversations will become.
Best Ways to Contact People
The most effective way is in person or on the phone.
Hearing your voice builds trust and connection.
Messaging (text, Messenger, WhatsApp) can still work—but it’s generally less effective than a real conversation.
Keep It Simple
Your approach will vary depending on the person and the flow of the conversation.
But simple always wins.
Here are a few easy conversation starters:
Option 1 – Curiosity Approach
“I’ve come across a new technology that helps lower stress, improve sleep, and boost focus, energy and recovery.......
Is that something you’d be open to looking at?”
(Then pause and let them respond)
Option 2 – Personal Experience
“I’ve finally found something that’s really helped me with [your issue]…
Would you be open to taking a quick look at it?”
Option 3 – Business Approach
“Hey, I came across a new app that’s helping a lot of people with stress and sleep, and it also has a business side to it…
Would you be open to having a quick look?”
Option 4 – Direct & Casual
“Hey, I came across something interesting around stress and sleep—happy to send you a short video if you’re open?”
A Few Key Points
If they say no → no problem, move on
The Real Skill
This is not about having the perfect script.
It’s about:
The goal of reaching out to people is simple:
to find out if they are open to looking at some information.
You’re not trying to convince, explain everything, or “sell” anything upfront.
The more you learn about the app—and the results people are getting—the more natural and confident your conversations will become.
Best Ways to Contact People
The most effective way is in person or on the phone.
Hearing your voice builds trust and connection.
Messaging (text, Messenger, WhatsApp) can still work—but it’s generally less effective than a real conversation.
Keep It Simple
Your approach will vary depending on the person and the flow of the conversation.
But simple always wins.
Here are a few easy conversation starters:
Option 1 – Curiosity Approach
“I’ve come across a new technology that helps lower stress, improve sleep, and boost focus, energy and recovery.......
Is that something you’d be open to looking at?”
(Then pause and let them respond)
Option 2 – Personal Experience
“I’ve finally found something that’s really helped me with [your issue]…
Would you be open to taking a quick look at it?”
Option 3 – Business Approach
“Hey, I came across a new app that’s helping a lot of people with stress and sleep, and it also has a business side to it…
Would you be open to having a quick look?”
Option 4 – Direct & Casual
“Hey, I came across something interesting around stress and sleep—happy to send you a short video if you’re open?”
A Few Key Points
- Don’t over-explain
- Don’t “pitch”
- Ask a simple question and pause
- Let them decide if they’re interested
If they say no → no problem, move on
The Real Skill
This is not about having the perfect script.
It’s about:
- Being natural
- Being relaxed
- Being genuinely curious if it could help them