The art of persuading your customers is what they want is called pre-selling. The subtle thought that they may lose out if they don't buy your stuff. Whatever your
stuff happens to be.
Selling yourself before you even get to the product is one aspect of pre-selling. When people feel good about you they are naturally more inclined to do business with you.
You can also build anticipation and frenzied excitement through pre-selling as well. Imagine if someone told you they just received a check in the mail simply for living in the town that you live in and left it at that. Instinctively you would want to know all the details of how to get your check and would eagerly anticipate the rest of the story.
Mention any benefit that gets your prospects attention without revealing the solution is a great way to control your prospects next action. Once you roll out the solution they will grab it without hesitation.
However, pre-selling is not just about unveiling your product bit by bit. In fact, that is only one of the many ways one can pre-sell. For example, you might run a weekly newsletter on the power of video marketing and coincidentally you have just written this great e-book called "Quick Video Marketing Traffic Formula".
Including a snippet or two from the e-book and a explaining many of the benefits the full version would provide is also a great way to build anticipation and increase sales.
The bottom line, it's about building up the value of your product or service before you ask for the sale. When you do ask for the sale, make sure you're helping people solve their problems and you'll be in business for many years to come. - 16732
stuff happens to be.
Selling yourself before you even get to the product is one aspect of pre-selling. When people feel good about you they are naturally more inclined to do business with you.
You can also build anticipation and frenzied excitement through pre-selling as well. Imagine if someone told you they just received a check in the mail simply for living in the town that you live in and left it at that. Instinctively you would want to know all the details of how to get your check and would eagerly anticipate the rest of the story.
Mention any benefit that gets your prospects attention without revealing the solution is a great way to control your prospects next action. Once you roll out the solution they will grab it without hesitation.
However, pre-selling is not just about unveiling your product bit by bit. In fact, that is only one of the many ways one can pre-sell. For example, you might run a weekly newsletter on the power of video marketing and coincidentally you have just written this great e-book called "Quick Video Marketing Traffic Formula".
Including a snippet or two from the e-book and a explaining many of the benefits the full version would provide is also a great way to build anticipation and increase sales.
The bottom line, it's about building up the value of your product or service before you ask for the sale. When you do ask for the sale, make sure you're helping people solve their problems and you'll be in business for many years to come. - 16732
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