Sunday, 28 June 2020
Saturday, 27 June 2020
Give 'em a Taste (and they'll likely come back for more)
I'm sure many of you are familiar with the original ice cream shop that offers you a taste of any flavor ice cream you want before you make your decision on which scoop you are going to enjoy.
Giving you a taste (or as many tastes of different flavors as you'd like) is a brilliant way to ensure that you not only order a cone at that moment, but it's also a way to bring you back to try more flavors on another day.
You can use this brilliant marketing strategy in building your business, too. Offering your prospects a taste of what it is that you provide is a proven and easy way to get people to become part of your community, and part of your marketing/product funnel (the funnel is the "journey" (that builds a relationship over time) that your clients follow from the first visit to your website, where they enter by giving you their contact information, down through each level as they make their way through each purchasing step in the funnel). By offering them a sample, you're giving them an opportunity to get to know you without risking anything more than perhaps a bit of time.
In your marketing/product funnel, the taste you are giving your potential clients is at the top of the funnel, the widest part. The taste is your freebie/complimentary/gift offering and is your first (and usually only!) opportunity to engage your prospect. Your taste needs to be something of value that you offer for free to people who visit your website in exchange for their contact information, usually their name and email address.
This is often one of the most overlooked steps in building an online business. A prospect needs to see your message many times (it ranges anywhere from 5-10) before they will feel confident enough to risk handing over their money to you. In order to build a relationship with people you need to be able to contact them again, which means your goal is to capture their email address before they click away from your website.
If they leave, it's unlikely that they will come back, so don't lose the opportunity to welcome them into your community, your funnel. They landed at your website because they were looking for something (usually a solution to a problem they are having, right? :)). Give them a taste of the solution you offer. And remember to make it easy for them: make your sign-up form or email so obvious that they'd have to trip over it not to notice it (yes, that includes pop-ups and the like, because even if they annoy you as much as they do me, they work!).
So, what can you offer of value in exchange for their email address? A newsletter, an ecourse, an audio clip, or a special report, are all good options. Personally, I like the offer of an ecourse AND an ezine. You give them a taste of what your services are like with the ecourse, and then you keep in touch with them on a regular basis with the ezine. The ezine allows you to build a bond with your readers in a uniquely personal way, letting them get to know, like and trust you over time, with you having to build that bond one-on-one.
So, one caution is to not offer any one-on-one interaction with you at this level. You want to leverage your time, and offering free consultations or one-time meetings with you is not a good use of your time. Let them get to know you over the course of your freebie offering. When and if they become serious about you and your products or services, they will move further down the funnel (from free to fee) without you having to "sell" them on what you provide during a complimentary session (how nice is that?).
So what is your taste going to be? Here are some other ideas:
- write a Top Ten article about the benefits of your products and services, convert it to a PDF file, and offer it as a special report.
- record a short audio about the three key things your niche needs to know about X.
- create a mini ecourse that encompasses the five steps to getting started for your market.
- or create a quick-start guide that helps your market focus on how to get started.
Alicia Forest, MBA, Multiple Streams Licensed Coach, & Founder of www.ClientAbundance.com, helps coaches and other solo service professionals to attract more clients, create profit-making products and services, make more sales, and ultimately make more money.
For FREE tips on how to create your own Client Abundance, visit www.ClientAbundance.com
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Friday, 26 June 2020
7 Fool-Proof Email Marketing Tips By Dale Harris
1. Remember Why Customers Love Email
2. Create a Template
3. Personalize The Subject Line
4. Demand Your Audience’s Attention
5. Preview Before Publishing
6. Less is More
7. Don’t Forget Your Call-To-Action
Follow These Email Marketing Tips For a Successful Campaign
Thursday, 25 June 2020
Wednesday, 24 June 2020
Advantages Of Email Marketing
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Thursday, 18 June 2020
Email marketing is one of the easiest ways to reach a wide range of potential customers. It distributes all the advertising material as emails, directly to the prospects. This is one of the cheapest ways to make an internet targeted advertising campaign and it has a lot of other advantages. Today this method is getting more and more attention and here are some reasons why:
1. The company can spread its message immediately to thousands of email addresses simultaneously thus reaching more people that may find the services or products appealing.
2. There is no need for the company to invest a lot of money in advertising and paid promotions online because there is no need for the client to interact with the company's website in order to receive an email with relevant information. This makes email marketing a very cost-effective method for finding customers.
3. Email marketing provides a lot of statistical information which is extremely important for the company. Once the company has the clients' data and the emails are sent, they can keep track of incorrect email addresses, views on the website of the business, positive and negative reviews as well as increase in the sales. Information about clicks per link, how many people have read the emails and what is the demographics the campaign had reached can be crucial. Using this data the company can reduce its target and go for people who have expressed interest in their product or service.
In order for the campaign to be successful, there are some requirements that should be covered. Some of the most important are:
1. When a company launches an email marketing campaign law should be taken into consideration. Consultation with a lawyer is necessary to understand the right procedures.
2. Before sending the advertising material, it should be prepared by sales specialists, so it can do the job it was meant to achieve.
3. The content should be simple and straight to the point.
4. The message should feel personal for the future client. Factors like the gender, age, and location of the prospect are crucial and they enhance the chance of positive feedback.
5. The company should carefully collect the email addresses that it's going to target and buying the so-called "lists", which were created for a completely different purpose is an extremely bad approach. Those lists of emails are going to be cheaper and easier to find, but the quality is going to be immeasurably worse.
Email marketing can be an extremely powerful tool for finding clients for a business. Of course, this is not a magical formula that will succeed no matter what. Company owners should make research, contact specialists in that niche and follow their advice before going further
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