BEAT YOUR COMPETITION WITHOUT CUTTING YOUR PRICE

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SPECIAL BENEFIT: When you deliver results as a specialist you also establish yourself as an expert in your field. Customers will automatically refer other prospects to you. They value what you did for them and they're confident you can deliverrepparttar same results for others.

3 SIMPLE STEPS TO BECOMING A SPECIALIST

Becoming a specialist is easier than you may think. You can accomplish it in 3 simple steps:

1. Divide your primary market into several narrowly defined markets.

2. Take each market, one at a time, and learn everything you can aboutrepparttar 127502 prospects in it.

3. Revise your marketing approach and selling materials to appeal torepparttar 127503 specific needs of prospects in each new market. Use their own unique language and style of communication.

TIP: Existing customers who matchrepparttar 127504 profile of prospects in a market you've targeted can help you develop your sales approach for that market. Contact some of them and ask why they bought your product or service. What do they like best about it? Why did they choose you instead of a competitor? They'll give you a lot of information you can use to develop your appeal to other prospects who are like them.

You'll always have competitors. But you don't have to lower your price to compete with them. Instead, become a specialist and cater to prospects in a narrowly defined targeted market. Your understanding and insight into their unique situation will establish you asrepparttar 127505 expert in your field. They'll want to do business with YOU even if you don't offerrepparttar 127506 lowest price.

Bob Leduc retired from a 30 year career of recruiting sales personnel and developing sales leads. For more information... mailto:BobLeduc@aol.com. Phone: (702) 658-1707 (After 10 AM Pacific time) Or write: Bob Leduc, PO Box 33628, Las Vegas, NV 89133


HOW TO USE 'THE BIG BENEFIT' TO INCREASE YOUR SALES AND PROFITS

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3. STIMULATE YOUR PROSPECT TO START ENJOYING THE BENEFIT NOW

...by taking immediate action to get it. Three ofrepparttar ways you can persuade immediate action are:

** Make an offer with a short time deadline. (discount, bonus, etc.) ** Provide several easy, fast ways to buy. The morerepparttar 127501 better. (online, phone, fax, etc.) ** Guarantee fast delivery. This is easy if you can deliver your product or service online. Otherwise, offer to ship your product immediately or start providingrepparttar 127502 service immediately after your customer orders it.

IS IT A BENEFIT?

Be sure you're promotingrepparttar 127503 biggest benefit your customers get from your product or service -- not a feature of it. A feature is what your product or service is. A benefit is what your product or service does for your customers.

For example, an anti-virus software program may include weekly online updates. That's a feature. The benefit is -- a new computer virus will never destroy any data on my computer. That'srepparttar 127504 result a buyer wants. People never buy something to get a feature. They always buy to getrepparttar 127505 benefit produced byrepparttar 127506 feature.

WORKS FOR A SMALL AD TOO

Including all 3 methods of promoting a benefit in a small ad can be challenging because ofrepparttar 127507 limited space available. Here's an example of how one business did it with only 18 words.

"Take more profit from your business and enjoy less stress! Find out how - before your competition does."

Customers buy your product or service to gainrepparttar 127508 benefit it offers. Determine what that benefit is. Then use it 3 different ways in all your marketing materials and promotions. You'll be surprised by how it increases your sales and profits.

Bob Leduc retired from a 30 year career of recruiting sales personnel and developing sales leads. For more information... mailto:BobLeduc@aol.com. Phone: (702) 658-1707 (After 10 AM Pacific time) Or write: Bob Leduc, PO Box 33628, Las Vegas, NV 89133


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