Why Do People Buy Stuff?

Written by Dan B. Cauthron


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2. Fear of loss and desire for security - again, usually financial, butrepparttar fear of emotional loss as well. This motivator can relate torepparttar 106098 loss of something already gained, or torepparttar 106099 fear of not gaining something that is perceived as a need.

3. Comfort and convenience - making life easier, less complex, more productive, more leisurely, less stressful.

4. Prestige and pride of ownership - although it may not be a psychologically healthy frame of mind, many people do attachrepparttar 106100 worth of life torepparttar 106101 ownership and accumulation of material items.

5. Satisfaction of emotion -repparttar 106102 act of buying can translate into a 'feel good' mechanism, possibly satisfying an array of emotional urges. While we're not suggesting you take advantage, compulsive spenders quite often experience bouts ofrepparttar 106103 'blues' or even depression.

As you begin to ponder and understand your own motivations, so will you be more able to understandrepparttar 106104 motivations of others. We're all human, and forrepparttar 106105 most part cut fromrepparttar 106106 same cloth. We share essentiallyrepparttar 106107 same needs and desires, even though we may go about satisfying them in vastly different ways.

The greater your understanding becomes of why people buy stuff,repparttar 106108 greater your ability will be to explain what you have to offer. You'll be more able to make clear to your potential customersrepparttar 106109 inherent benefits you can provide through your products and services.

As your potential customers come to realize why they should do business with you, and subsequently do so, at least some of your own key needs and desires will be fulfilled.

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The Six Rules of Creating "front-end" Products

Written by Valerian Dinca


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5. Your web site should be two pages. You can create it yourself or you can hire somebody else because it's only two pages. Forget all that garbage you've read about putting "content" on your web site. You must have only two pages full of poisoned arrows with no escape for your visitors. Period.

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