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4 Easy Ways To Get A Hot Guy’s Number

You’ve just met the coolest guy.

He’s cute. He’s funny.

The two of you just had a great conversation and you can feel the tingle of excitement from that initial first moment of chemistry. You want to get to know him better, but your friends are telling you it’s time to leave.

How do you get his number?? Quick! He’s leaving!

This is an all-too-common situation, and I don’t know about you, but as far as I’m concerned it’s one of those little daily tragedies that people are constantly losing potentially amazing partners simply because they don’t know the best technique for getting a guy’s phone number. Use these simple, easy-to-follow techniques and you’ll never have to worry that when you meet a great guy you won’t know how to take it to a first date.

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Jameson and I are in Miami right now. The traffic outside is murder. We’re waiting for it to die down a little bit and then me and James are going to hit the town and who knows, we might just exchange numbers. Not with each other, because I already have Jameson’s number. But maybe with some of the fine people here in Miami.

Now in last week’s video, I talked about how to actually talk to someone in the first place and make sure you engage with more people.

But I preempted the question I knew would come, which is,  it’s all very well talking to someone but how do I actually exchange details with them once I’m talking to them?

Otherwise, they’re just another person who leaves my life as quickly as they came in, never to be seen or heard from again.

So this video is going to be the four ways to exchange details with an attractive bloke and, if you’re a guy, four ways to exchange details with a lovely, elegant lady.

#1 – The Classic “Napkin Trick”

It’s not really a trick, it’s more of just a maneuver. You don’t have to use a napkin. We imagine the old-fashioned scenario of writing your number down on a napkin and giving it to someone. Doesn’t have to be a napkin, could just be a piece of paper, could be a receipt, could be a business card.

You may never have spoken to this person before. You see them in a bar or in just any setting and you say, “Listen, you’re really attractive and you seem like you have a great energy. I thought I’d give you my number and see if we got on over the phone.”

Kind of ballsy, nothing really bad can happen from it because the worst that can happen is they don’t call you.

Some women would say that the worst that could happen is the guy thinks I’m desperate or he thinks I’m being overly sexual. You can always correct them later on when they do get in touch with you, but it’s not a bad thing.

A lot of guys are really thankful when a woman comes over and does that because they didn’t know how to go over to her in the first place or, maybe they didn’t even notice her because she was over there and they didn’t make eye contact.

You’re giving them something but you’re not asking for anything in return. So for any woman who’s like, “Eh, I don’t want to seem desperate like I’m asking for his number,” you’re not. You’re giving him yours. He has to actually make the next investment by contacting you.

#2 – “The Takeaway Sale”

Now if you’re having a conversation with a guy, you may be wondering, “Is it okay for me to ask for his number? As a woman, is that going to seem needy or am I going to seem like I’m too desperate to make something happen?”

Well, there’s a way to do this where he feels like you’re still high-value in the situation. If you’re the one, for example, who is saying to him, “Listen, I have to get back to my friends now.”

So you’ve been having a great conversation, then you say, “I really have to go, I have to get back to my friends, we’re supposed to be on a girl’s night right now and I’m going to get in trouble for talking to you any longer. But listen, why don’t we exchange numbers and if we get on over the phone, we’ll keep talking.”

There are a couple of things I like about this…

Firstly, when you first said you had to go to be with your friends, he got that initial feeling in his gut of, “Uh oh, I should do something now or she’s going to leave and I’m not going to get her details.”

You then make it really easy for him by saying, “But before I go, why don’t we exchange details?” So now he gets the relief, you can exchange details but you’re the one who’s leaving. So it’s not like he’s leaving and you’re like, “Oh, before you go, let me get your number,” because that might seem kind of desperate.

And I love that little line of, “If we get on over the phone, we can keep talking,” because then it sets a little hoop for him to jump through, which is, “Hey, I kind of like you but you haven’t completely won yet. We still have to see if we get on over the phone before we see each other again.”

#3 – “The Venue Change Number Exchange”

When you’re meeting a guy for the first time and you’re like, “Hey, how’s it going? Are you enjoying your night? Oh, really? Cool.”

And then five minutes later you’re like, “So where are you guys headed after this?” and he says, “This place.”

You can say, “Me and my friends were thinking of heading there, too, but we don’t know what it’s like tonight. I’ll tell you what, when you get there, you should tell us how it is.”

Now, he has the opportunity to say, “Oh, definitely, well give me your number and I’ll text you when I get there.” Simple. Easy.

All you have to do is ask them where they’re going next, suggest that you were thinking of going there afterwards and then say, “You should let us know what it’s like when you get there.”

#4 – The “’We’re All Cool’ Exchange”

These are getting more mental as we go. Now what does that mean?

I sometimes think that we put too much pressure on a number exchange as being, “I like you. You like me. Let’s exchange numbers and see what happens, maybe we’ll happy together.” And then everyone gets awkward, because they’re like, “Oh, we’re clearly exchanging numbers so that we can go on a date.”

Sometimes, you want it to be a bit more casual than that.

So you’ll meet a guy for the first time, you’re with your friends, he’s with his friends and you know what you say? You say, “Hey, you guys all seem cool, we should all hang out sometime. Let’s exchange details.”

Then it becomes about you and your friends all being cool, him and his friends all being cool, and you’re just exchanging details as cool people. Let’s all hang out some time. Super casual.

Now, the down side of this is that when you start texting the guy or calling him or he calls you, you have to flirt a little more to show that intention so that it doesn’t just become about two groups of people and he doesn’t even know that you like him.

But in the beginning, when you need that premise for exchanging details without looking too strong or coming on too strong, this is a nice, casual way of doing it.

Here’s the thing: Ladies, I know that you don’t want to be the one to make all of the moves, you want him to ask for your number and make that part easy.

But the reality is, most guys are awkward in that phase because they don’t want to look like the only reason they talked to you in the first place was to get your number, or that they’re asking someone they barely know for their number. They want to look cool. They want to look like they’re normal people, they don’t want to look creepy or desperate.

So by meeting them halfway, if it’s by suggestiveness or by outright giving your number to someone, you’re making their job a little bit easier.

I’m not suggesting that you keep following that pattern of always doing that little bit of work for him, because the reality is when he actually starts communicating with you by phone or text, you want him to be making that investment.

But you get to judge that at that point, you get to see if he’s actually making the investment and you don’t have to tolerate anyone long-term who isn’t making the investment.

But in order to even see if it could go anywhere with someone, you do have to exchange details in the first place, and I’d hate to think that you’re missing out on opportunities to talk to guys, or to develop relationships because you didn’t make it easy and he was too awkward or nervous, or didn’t know quite how to do it without seeming creepy.

And as a result, two people who were great for each other both walked away and never saw each other again. That would be the biggest tragedy.

By the way, if you enjoyed this video, a lot of you have heard about this before because I released it recently, but I released a program called “How to Talk to Men,” and in it, I literally have 59 scripts that you can use to learn the exact things to say to men in different dating and relationship scenarios.

So if you haven’t got that yet, you can go to www.getthescripts.com and find out all about it. I’ll see you next week. Take care!

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2 Replies to “4 Easy Ways To Get A Hot Guy’s Number”

  • I have watched almost all of your videos, but I still have questions! What do you do if a guy thinks you might have a boyfriend? And what do you do if these 4 ways of exchanging contact info won’t work? Allow me to break it down further.

    I recently began attending group dance classes. A guy that I have been on a few dates with (let’s call him “Matthew”) comes as well. He shows up late, leaves early, and doesn’t pay for my class fee. Still, he treats it like a standing date with me and monopolizes my time when I am there/is physically demonstrative.

    In walks this other guy, who is gorgeous. (Let’s call him “Jamison.”) I didn’t pay much attention to him at first, but once I danced with him (we are required to rotate partners) I found out that he was funny, charming, charismatic, and sexy. As time goes on, I think there’s a connection there on both sides, though he doesn’t show undue assertiveness. We get jokingly chastised by the teacher for laughing too much & having too much fun when we dance, he gives me hugs, etc. I’ve tried as many of your moves as I can. I’ve said “maybe we shouldn’t dance together, we’re too much trouble when we do.” I pay him some attention/show some interest, but then don’t stick right by his side so that he doesn’t feel trapped. I keep in mind that I barely know him, and I progress my life/love interests in other areas. I would love to just eliminate him if he’s not a good fit, but conversation has not progressed to the point where I could casually ask “Do you have a girlfriend?” I assume not as he does not bring a girl to class. I can’t figure out how to tell him that “Matthew” is not my boyfriend in a classy and not random way. He watches me a bit but also does not take every opportunity to pursue me, and even though “Matthew” leaves class early, other guys show aggressive interest and “cock block” me with “Jamison.”

    I requested to be friends with “Jamison” on Facebook, and he accepted. That’s ballsy to the point of discomfort for me. I could go further by handing him my number in class, messaging him on Facebook, or going to another dance class I know he goes to, with the added bonus that “Matthew” would not be there. However since I initiated the Facebook friends, I’m not sure I should do anything further. The only thing I think I SHOULD do is somehow make it clear that I’m not taken by “Matthew.”

    HELP!

    1. Just friend requesting him on FB isn’t clear enough for him to know you’re interested. I’d just send a quick, breezy DM that’s to the point, saying you’d be interested in hanging out outside of class,offer the number and “call me if you’re up for it”. Then the ball is in his court and you went about it casually enough that any rejection on his end shouldn’t be too awkward. Go for it! Good luck!

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