Lessons from LearnKey: What the CEO Needs to Know (continued)
This specialization makes the complex production process a simple series of easily duplicated steps. Think the factory floor of any major car…
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This specialization makes the complex production process a simple series of easily duplicated steps. Think the factory floor of any major car…
1) The Yes Factor There's a practice in sales where you get the potential customer in the yes mode with the hope that when you ask for the order, they have been so conditioned to say yes that it comes out automatically.
Do you know how may sales you lose from customers who almost buy from you? Losing "almost customers" is a major source of lost income for most businesses. But few are aware of the problem and even fewer employ a strategy to prevent this unnecessary loss of income.
How many times have you read an ad and you had a question that would determine whether you would buy or not? Did you take the extra time to e-mail the business your question? If so, did you have the extra patience to wait for the answer or did you go to the competition's web site to buy?
Connecting to your customers in the go-go world of online marketing can be difficult. The online environment has, unfortunately, earned a reputation of being cold, distant and impersonal. As a result, people feel free to click off, delete and ignore your offers with wild abandon. And minimal guilt.
Every part of your book can be a sales tool. When you include the below tips, you'll sell more books than you ever dreamed of.