Cameron Pister has been working her CRM leads through a full sequence and getting no response.

Her question for Marc: what do you do when someone goes through your entire follow-up cycle without ever getting back to you? Do you start them over? Find a new contact? Or just let them go?

In this Summer Series episode, Marc walks through his exact strategy for handling dormant leads - and explains why his nine-year personal record from first contact to booking is proof that giving up too soon is one of the most expensive mistakes a voice actor can make.

Inside this episode:

  • Why a lead who goes through your entire sequence without unsubscribing is probably still interested - and what that means for how you treat them
  • Marc's dormant lead strategy - what it looks like, when to use it, and how to set it up in your CRM
  • When to try a secondary sequence vs. when to find a different contact at the same company
  • Why you should never delete a lead from your CRM, even after years of silence
  • The mindset shift that makes following up feel less like pestering and more like good business
  • How Marc used nine-year-old leads to kickstart momentum when a new commercial demo landed
  • Why segmenting your CRM opens up follow-up opportunities that have nothing to do with voiceover pitches
  • How social media can pick up where email leaves off - and why LinkedIn comments have turned into audition opportunities

Whether you're sitting on a list of leads that haven't responded in months or you're brand new to CRM outreach, this episode gives you a clear and practical framework for staying in the game longer than your competition.

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CONNECT WITH CAMERON PFISTER

🖱️ Cameron Pfister Website - https://cameronpfistervo.com 🖱️ Cameron Pfister on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameronpfistervo 🖱️ Cameron Pfister on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/CameronPfisterVo 🖱️ Cameron Pfister on X - https://x.com/CameronsVoic3 🖱️ Cameron Pfister on BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/cameronpfistervo.bsky.social 🖱️ Cameron Pfister on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CameronPfisterVO

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00:00 Summer Series intro 00:20 Cameron's question - what to do with leads that never respond 01:20 Non-response doesn't mean no - Marc's optimistic take 01:50 Two strategies for dormant leads 02:40 The dormant stage in Nimble - what it is and how it works 03:50 Never delete a lead - the rule and the reason 04:27 Going back to 2016 and 2017 leads with a new demo 05:43 The results - responses after five and six years of silence 06:05 Nobody knows how long it's been - and they don't care 07:15 Finding a new contact at the same company 07:50 Social media as a follow-up channel 08:25 Marc's nine-year record from first contact to booking 09:10 Prioritising new leads vs. working dormant ones 10:18 CRM segmentation - why it multiplies your outreach options 11:40 Cameron's LinkedIn success story 12:00 Segmenting by platform, industry, and AI usage 14:17 The mindset behind consistent follow-up 15:00 The only real loss is giving up on all the leads 15:38 It only takes a few to respond to keep you going

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