5 SELLING TIPS -- TO INCREASE YOUR SALES

Written by Bob Leduc


Here are 5 selling tips to help you increase your sales. All 5 work for any business. They're effective for both online and traditional offline marketing. And they won't cost you anything to implement.

1. PROMOTE ONE THING AT A TIME

Promote only 1 product or service at a time. It limits your prospect's buying decision to either "yes" or "no". Every "yes" answer produces an immediate sale.

Avoid promotions requiring prospects to make more choices after makingrepparttar decision to buy. Some won't be able to make a clear choice. They'll avoidrepparttar 127385 risk of making a wrong choice by making NO choice -- and you loserepparttar 127386 sale you already had.

You can develop separate promotions for each product or service you sell. Or you can combine several products and services into one package for one price. But always make your prospective customer's buying decision a simple "yes" or "no". It producesrepparttar 127387 maximum number of sales.

2. LEAD WITH YOUR BIGGEST BENEFIT

What'srepparttar 127388 biggest benefit you offer to customers? That benefit is your strongest selling appeal. Use it to attract prospects to your promotional message.

State your biggest benefit inrepparttar 127389 headline of your ads. Put it inrepparttar 127390 first sentence of your sales letters. Include it in a title atrepparttar 127391 top of your webpage. Use it asrepparttar 127392 opening of your audio or audio-video promotions. Leading immediately with your biggest benefit captures your prospect's attention and provides a compelling reason to continue reading or listening to your message.

3. PERSONALIZE YOUR APPROACH

More people will buy from you when they feel you are talking directly to them about their individual needs. Develop customized versions of your sales message to cater torepparttar 127393 specific interests of prospects in each market you target. Userepparttar 127394 language and style of prospects in each market to communicate your message to them.

GET MORE SALES BY REDUCING SKEPTICISM AND INCREASING DESIRE

Written by Bob Leduc


Prospects buy from you because they want to enjoyrepparttar benefits produced by your product or service. Their desire for those benefits makes them want to believe everything you tell them. But skepticism makes them reluctant to buy. When their skepticism is greater than their desire -- you lose repparttar 127384 sale.

You can get more sales from prospects by reducing their feeling of skepticism -- AND by increasing their desire for your benefits. Here's how...

HOW TO REDUCE YOUR PROSPECT'S SKEPTICISM

Your prospects bought things inrepparttar 127385 past that didn't produce repparttar 127386 promised results. It's natural for them to be skeptical of your offers and promises. Here are 2 techniques you can use to overcome their skepticism.

1. Eliminate Risk

The main cause of your prospect's skepticism is their fear of loss. They don't want to risk losing money if your product or service doesn't producerepparttar 127387 results they expect. You can eliminate that fear by guaranteeing their satisfaction. Offer to refundrepparttar 127388 buyer's money if they don't getrepparttar 127389 results you promise.

A money back guarantee is a powerful sales tool. But it may not be practical for you if you sell a service. You can't recover allrepparttar 127390 time and labor you already invested in a job. Instead of a money back guarantee, provide a guarantee to continue performing services until your customer is satisfied withrepparttar 127391 results. This eliminates your customer's fear of loss without creating a big risk for you.

2. Provide Proof -- Include Testimonials

Another powerful tool you can use to overcome your prospect's skepticism is testimonials from satisfied customers. They provide evidence that you lived up to your promises inrepparttar 127392 past. Testimonials promote your prospect's confidence in you and inrepparttar 127393 claims you make about your product or service.

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