In this article I am going to discuss why you need to convince people that they need your product. Not everyone will realise that they even have a need in the first place!
Providing the solution to a specific need first relies on people understanding that they need the solution. Sometimes you need to convince people that they actually have a problem!
There are times when people don't actually realise that there is something stopping them from moving forward or achieving success. There might be a particular obstacle in the way and you've got the solution to it but you have to convince people and open their eyes to the fact that it affects them!
Here is an example:
Suppose you have been going to the gym for weeks and week and you've been doing the same routine again and again that you were told to do and nothing seems to be changing. You don't seem any further forward or making progress.
Then someone comes up to you and says - I know exactly what you need - you need to be doing a specific type of stretching movement. That will then enable you to move on and achieve a higher level of fitness.
Unless someone makes you aware that you need to be doing that particular stretch you would be stuck not realising that there was an easy solution.
It can be the same with your prospects. Therefore when you provide the solution, you need to communicate what the problem is and why someone might have that problem. You need to be able to make it clear so that people can identify with it and make the connection.
Then you can present your product as the solution to that need and you will then see that your conversion rates start increasing because you have opened people's eyes to the concept of why they are not progressing and what their need is.
Not all communication is straight forward. There are times when you have to really get inside your prospects mind to discover the best way to communicate what it is you have to offer and why they need it. The more you develop a relationship with your prospects the easier it will be for you to understand where they are coming from.
Understanding your potential customers is one of the best ways to see success in your online business.
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Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
What Call to Action Are You Using?
In this article I am going to discuss using a call to action. Every one you create must have a specific purpose if it is going to be effective.
Your call to action might be for your subscrobers to just purchase the product that you've been talking about. Whatever your request is, you need to make sure that you are very specific and clear as to what you want someone to do.
Fist you need to have been working on making your prospects aware of what you can offer and building a trusting relationship with them. If you don't do that background work then you call to action will fall on deaf ears.
Suppose you have written something in your email and you want your subscribers to click on a link that you have included and to go through to your sales page. You need to make that action clear and concise.
You would write something like this:
- click on the link to find out more about xyz
- click on the link to visit my website where you will get more information
Your call to action may not always be for someone to actually purchase a product. Here are some other purposes you might use it for:
- download a free report
- dial a telephone number
- receive a newsletter
- read an article
- watch a video
- listen to an audio
- fill out a survey
It's not always going to be about a product for people to purchase. Therefore you need to make it clear and specific what you want the person to do.
When you add a call to action it is a good idea to use assertive language that actually tells the person what to do. When reading something online and someone says do this, people generally go ahead and do it. It is as if they go into autopilot mode!
If you use assertive language, people are far more likely to click on that link or whatever your call to action is.
Make sure that your call to action is short and it is clear. Don't use a long winded sentence because by the time people get to the end they will have forgotten what they had to do!
Also only present one option. Either they take that action or they don't. If you give people too many options in your call to action then they are unlikely to take any!
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