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2) Results. In addition to benefits, your recession weary customers will want proof of results. This can be accomplished in a variety of ways. Testimonials are easiest, provided they are verifiable. You can also use online demonstrations, case studies or a number of other effective methods of showing that your product/service works.
3) Guarantee. If – for whatever reason – your product/service does not perform as expected, your customer will want a safety net. Provide a guarantee or warranty to make them feel safe about spending their hard earned money.
4) Repetition. Lastly, don’t be surprised if it takes multiple exposures to your offer before a purchase comes. Instead of usual 7-9 exposures, it may very well take 10-14 before sales come in. There are several reasons for this. Customers may need to consider, and reconsider, your offer before buying. They might need time to raise cash to pay for your product/service. Expect – and plan for – slower conversions.
Give customer what he/she needs to make a comfortable decision. By changing focus of your copy to meet qualifications of those cautious buyers in a recession, you will be able to convert leads to sales more quickly.
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