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* Product Too Complicated
- Offer a discount on standard price and offer to train
prospect for F'ree in how to use
added functionality.
- When you design your products, do so in a modular fashion so functionality can be added or removed to
core product.
* Product Too Simple
- Offer a discount with a guarantee of F'ree upgrades when
functionality is added.
- Ask your prospect to make you a reduced offer based on their evaluation of
functionality.
* Prospect Was Window Shopping
- Offer your prospect a discount for buying before a date you set in
future. Make sure
discounts are removed when that date is reached, else
tactic loses credibility.
* Prospect Bought A Similar Product From Elsewhere
- Offer your prospect a discounted price and an extended returns period during which they can compare your product against
previously purchased one.
* Competitor Brand Is Dominant
- Do a "warts and all" comparison of your product against
market leader. Line them up and let your prospect make
buying decision based on information rather than "brand awareness"
- Brand your own product, service and business with your USP.
Tip #5 - Practical Pre-emptive Marketing ----------------------------------------
Armed with your list of objections and a response for each, create your sales pages and apply an exit popup to everything except
"Buy Now" or "Opt-In" buttons.
You also need to set up an autoresponder with
responses to
objections as
topics for your mails.
The use of exit pop-ups and autoresponders in this way is nothing new. However, what is different in this tactic is
detail of objections to which you respond.
You must have answers to
entire range of objections your prospect may have to make this work.
The way you present
information on your "Pre-emptive Responses" Pop-up and autoresponder is also critical to
success of this tactic.
The objection must be headlined in an attention grabbing way, so that if that objection applies to your prospect they will be drawn into your response.
Relevant Resources ------------------ Quick Tactics To Brand Your Business http://www.simplyeasier.com/ownarticles.html
Article by Bob Leduc Neutralize Unspoken Objections To Increase Sales available from http://www.sbishere.com/article.html/598
When Objections Get In The Way http://common.ppmg.net/NEWS-ltc/02-1108.htm
The Psychology Of Closing http://common.ppmg.net/NEWS-ltc/02-1101.htm
Conclusion ----------
Make it a business philosophy of yours not to let
sale go on
first no !
Use Pre-emptive Marketing tactics to persuade warm prospects that they can and should make
purchase despite their initial objections.
These tactics will not appeal to people who would never have bought from you, but a few of those who read your copy and are still undecided may convert - much to their own and your benefit.
