AdultB2B
2008-11-24, 01:10 PM
It's important to note an old saying: “If you want to know why John Smith buys what John Smith buys, you’ve got to see the world through John Smith’s eyes.” In other words, when writing marketing, don't write the standpoint of what's important to you, instead write marketing that will be important to your target prospect.
The same is also true when coming up with offers. Ask yourself "what will make my target customer want to buy what I have to sell". Then test it on yourself and on the people you know. If the offer doesn't excite you (when thinking like your customer) and it doesn't excite the people you know, then it won't work.
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The same is also true when coming up with offers. Ask yourself "what will make my target customer want to buy what I have to sell". Then test it on yourself and on the people you know. If the offer doesn't excite you (when thinking like your customer) and it doesn't excite the people you know, then it won't work.
For more information SUBSCRIBE (https://www.mynewsletterbuilder.com/tools/subscription.php?username=nickcage49&newsletter_id=1409757795) to our new weekly marketing newsletter.