Your Denver Internet Marketing Company's Weekly Tip
Your prospects want you to prove to them how you’re not just like all the others.
Here’s what a prospect may be thinking…
…The last PR company I worked with took my 10K and didn’t generate a
dime in buzz. How can you help me?....Or the last time I hired a writer,
he copied an article from Wikipedia and tried to pass it off as
original content. How do I know that I’ll get what I’m promised?
…These prices seem high. Are your services worth it?
The importance of overcoming sales objections in your web writing
Now that you know that your prospects have sales objections, it’s important to overcome them within your copy.
This means knowing what freaks your prospects out about working with you.
How do you “figure out the known issues” if you can’t crawl inside your
prospect’s brain and determine what she’s thinking? Simple. Do your
homework. These are some suggestions that Denver Marketing Firms find
effective.
1) Talk to the sales team Your sales team are the folks “in the trenches” who hear what’s going on – and who overcome objections every time they talk to a new prospect. Ask them what their clients are worried about and any common questions they hear. 2) Chat with your new customers New customers are a fantastic source of information. Task someone with calling selected folks who sign up. This is a smart strategy for a couple reasons:
via Do You Know What Your Prospects Are Really Thinking?1) Talk to the sales team Your sales team are the folks “in the trenches” who hear what’s going on – and who overcome objections every time they talk to a new prospect. Ask them what their clients are worried about and any common questions they hear. 2) Chat with your new customers New customers are a fantastic source of information. Task someone with calling selected folks who sign up. This is a smart strategy for a couple reasons:
- Your new customer will be impressed that someone has called to check in – so your company gets some great customer service bonus points.
- During the call, you can ask your customer questions about their past experiences, why they chose your company, why they love your product or service and more. In fact, you may even be able to ask them to provide a testimonial.
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