Focus on adding value not features!
Saturday, November 22, 2008 20:02Most of us don’t like to be sold. This is nature of us. But, irronically, we like to buy what we have interest. Even though it is good to provide your potential buyer all the relevant information about your product or services, they might still need to consider and even turn down your good offer.
During the sales promotion progress, you should not only just focus on the information but also encourage potential customer to make decision instantly.
If you understand customer psychology - that is why people buy, then you’ll be better able to articulate your product’s or service’s most important benefits.
Those tactics of glitzy words, flashy effects, screechy headlines, don’t really work well and actually by doing so, you have undermined your credibility with our prospects and customer.
Instead, your marketing campaign should focus in building and maintaining trust and confidence in you, your company , your product and services offered. This must happen before you start selling and begins with understanding and communicating their truth.
Once you have focus on adding value, your marketing campaign will surely truly stand out from the rest.
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November 22nd, 2008 at 9:02 pm
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November 23rd, 2008 at 6:26 am
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