Preselling is the work you must start doing before you release and sell your product. You try to convince your to-be-customers that your product has great benefits and only a fool will pass up your offer. All of this is done without selling the product.
Selling yourself to the customer before you sell your product is an integral part of pre-selling. When you sell yourself to the customer, you are making your customers think, "Okay, this guy is not one of those greedy marketers. The potential customers believes that you genuinely concern in helping solve his problem.
Building up anticipation is part of the art of preselling. That's why by mentioning a benefit in several intervals, your prospects' ears, perked up again and again but not really revealing what the solution. This is a way to get the prospect wanting to hear more. When you finally uncover the whole thing, your prospects will be crawling all over your website looking for the buy button!
Pre-selling by including a snippet or two from an up coming ebook and mentioning it as a viable solution to a problem. If people get good advice from you, they will perceive you as an expert and naturally will be curious to find out the ways you can teach them to solve their problems.
What is comes down to is giving value to people before you ask them to buy something from you. If you can help people solve one of their problems, they are more likely to buy from you than someone else.
Sunday, November 26, 2006
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