WHAT’S YOUR MOTIVATION?

Written by Lisa Hochanadel


We know that people buy based on emotion and defend what they buy with logic. "But Mom I really need a new bike because my tires are worn out" we said at 10 years old. What we really wanted wasrepparttar bike that Jane just got for her birthday.

Now we say "But I really need a Palm Pilot! My old day planner is just worn out". What we really mean is that Fred just got one and won't stop pokingrepparttar 127468 stupid thing in our face every time he uses it. At 10, or at 40, we want to keep up with, well, you know. Onrepparttar 127469 other hand, we may just want to shut Fred up!

People buy based on emotion in business as well - butrepparttar 127470 key is WHAT’S THEIR MOTIVATION?

People in business act for two basic reasons. The first is promise of gain. The second is fear of loss. The question is, are you meeting their needs? And these needs determine whether a customer will buy or not buy. Let’s look at each one and see how they can help us succeed.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR THEM?

The need for gain can take on many different forms. We can help people earn more money or gain more knowledge. Onrepparttar 127471 Net, we are often selling something. Examine what you are selling.

What’s in it for them? THAT’S WHAT THEY CARE ABOUT! Let them know that they will get what they want by doing business with you. Have customers give you feedback on why they bought.

Proof That First Impressions Really Do Count!

Written by Gary Hanley


Want to hear something that will really blow you away?

When I heard this tale I literally jumped inrepparttar air and shouted, "YES!" because I had discoveredrepparttar 127467 reason why so many people are DOOMED to failure... before they even start!

Hopefully after you've heard this short story, it will haverepparttar 127468 same impact on you. Inrepparttar 127469 next 500 or so words, you'll discover why 95% of people fail in Internet Marketing and why YOU MUST follow this simple principle to succeed. Ready?

Ok, so let's begin....

Allow me to introduce you to Terry, a window sales man from England. If I take you back about 20 years, you'd know Terry as a complete newbie... a not-long-since teenager who was wet behindrepparttar 127470 ears in just about everything that he attempted.

The kind of person who couldn't sell false teeth to his own Granny, let alone compete withrepparttar 127471 other sales men inrepparttar 127472 industry. You know,repparttar 127473 kind who could sell snow to Eskimos.

So to add a twist torepparttar 127474 scenario, Terry's boss decides to send him out on a practical field trip on his first day. He throws him right in atrepparttar 127475 deep end by asking him to visit an interested prospect atrepparttar 127476 posh end of town... whererepparttar 127477 big money is in Windows/Double-glazing sales. So off he goes..

He's as nervous as hell. With his hands shaking and his knees nobbling, he approachesrepparttar 127478 front door and thudsrepparttar 127479 door knocker several times. An oldish woman approaches and after his first shaking introduction, she invites him in.

He stays there for over 3 hours.... after dozens of cups of tea and mounds of biscuits,repparttar 127480 woman signs a contract and purchases over £7000 worth of windows (that's over $11,000!)

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