(Three Incredibly Simple Ways To Maximize Your Long Term Profits When You Don’t Have A Whole Lot Of Money!)
Have you noticed sometimes (certainly not all), that it’s really the little things that can and will make all the difference? Often times, you can answer the ongoing question of how to increase sales, simply by making sure that you’re applying the proven fundamentals of successful online marketing principles.
And one of the things that far too many online newbie marketers are often guilty of is, they try way too hard to make really big money, way too fast!
And as a direct result, they often make little to no money and struggle before they toss in the towel or surrender altogether! Sound familiar? Hopefully, that doesn’t describe you, does it?
Wanna quickly discover “how” you can begin to systematically turn things around, in the next 90 days or less?
How To Increase Sales Even On A Shoestring Budget!
(Using Three Incredibly Simple Strategies!)
How about two proven online tactics you can applying to your online business immediately, in order to start increasing your profits! And one prove offline low cost strategy, that you can use to increase your profits, if you happen to market your business and or service, primarily offline.
1.) Proven strategy # one: Remember, since you only have a measly 3-5 seconds (or less) to convince your all important first time visitor to stick around. Which means, you’d better have your best customer/client ” benefit above the fold.”
Which means, don’t presume your visitors (especially) your first time visitors will stick around long enough to scroll down your site! You need a proven customer/client magnet (benefit) of some kind above your fold!
This one (incredibly simple) and proven strategy (after you inexpensively test of course) can and will boost your overall results!
2.) Proven strategy # two: This next proven (on or offline) copy writing gem comes from copy writing expert Kevin Carlton. And Keven advises that you list your best bullet points, by listing your best two benefits in the first and last position on your bullet-ed list. This way you can systematically take advantage of your readers tendency to skim, instead of actually reading your page.
You can and should read Kevin’s entire post on copy writing trade secrets by clicking the link.
3.) Proven strategy # three: In your offline business, suppose you’re in the service business (of some kind) and you already have a confirmed scheduled appointment
with a brand new first time customer. Once you get on site, (say you’re a an excellent carpet cleaning company.) And you’re scheduled to clean one room. Offer them your (new customer only VIP discount), to do any additional room or rooms, so that do don’t have to re-schedule a new appointment.
And you’ll gladly pass part of those savings on to them for scheduling today! And offer them even bigger savings for a video testimonial, that you’ll record after they give you a thumbs up on satisfactorily completing the job! (That’s how you’ll systematically make more money!)
These three incredibly simple strategies, help you answer the burning question; how to increase sales?
Especially on a shoestring budget. Don’t you agree?
Please list at least two simple spin off concepts (in the comments section below) that you can apply to your business, product or service in the next 30 days or less!
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Hey Mark,
These are some great tips, particularly number one! You definitely want to have an attractive headline following up with the first sentence that relates to it. This will not not only look go to your readers, but also to search engines to drive more traffic to your site.
Also using bullet points are attractive to readers that love to skim. I do have to admit that I skim through some sites so I go through so many blog posts. But it’s definitely helpful and it makes your site look more SEO compliant!
Thanks for sharing Mark and I hope you have a great weekend!
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Excellent advice from a proven marketing master as always Sherman! Thank you! And will definitely put it to use. BTW, I like
the new look to your blog!
Not that there was anything wrong (per se) with your previous theme. You too my friend have a very productive and prosperous weekend!
Thanks for your support and thanks for stopping by!It’s always greatly appreciated!BTW, what did you think of Enstine’s latest blog
contest idea?
Mark,
The 2nd tip about bullet points is interesting. I wouldn’t have thought to use the 2nd best feature/benefit as the last bullet point, but it does make sense.
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Hey Marc!
Thanks so much for stopping by! In reference to your point about effectively using bullet points, the one and only Kevin Carleton
shared that little gem in a recent post.
I just down loaded your special report and I’m going through it now.It’s always an added bonus to study under someone that’s not just
an ivory tower theorist!
I’m sure I’ll get lots of usable strategies! Thanks for stopping by!