Wouldn't it be great that every time you made a gross revenue presentation, write a letter, send your gross revenue lit or place an ad that you knew, with some certainty, that you could get your prospects to take action and respond to your offer?
Well, to put it bluntly, it's not that difficult if you simply apply the basics of marketing. Unfortunately, marketing is one of the to the worst degree understood and arguably one of the to the worst degree underutilized, course of action, in business now.
Marketing has and will continue to make the difference between the survival and extinction of a business now. Treading our way into the future with the overwhelming speed of day-to-day change in that wildly unpredictable energetic marketplace, with shorter product life cycles, require businesses, small or large, to have an edge or lose share of market to the competition.
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Having the edge now will involve refinement your marketing with a holistic approach and razor-sharp strategies that accelerate your business growth. The more I research and study how businesses stay alive and well -- the more I am convinced and respect that strategic marketing is the forerunner to optimizing our marketing performance.
Think of it this way: Visualize an comprehensive - and label it "marketing" and "scheme." Next, under the comprehensive see advertising, branding, PR, etc. Label those items, "marketing" and "military science processes."
"Marketing," -- the scheme -- is what favorably positions your company products or services upstairs of the client and is aimed at stimulating a desire and demand on the part of the client to make a purchase.
"Selling" -- the military science processes -- are tools accustomed educate, inform, influence and carry buying actions from the client.
Both marketing and marketing must lead the client to action. For example: Advertising is gross revenuemanship in action. Radio, television, newspaper, direct mail (electronic or paper) and magazines should all be constructed in the same hard-to-please way that a gross revenueperson makes a presentation to a prospective client.
The same skills, habits and attitudes that are required of a gross revenueperson for influencing action, on the part of the client, should be directly aligned with all your various military science processes.
For example -- The prospering gross revenueperson must:
1. Develop and build rapport
2. Understand client necessarily
3. Emphasize tangible benefits
4. Skillfully move a client toward a purchase
5. Keep the prospective client "engaged" in the purchase process
6. Strategically link a product or services to a client's most important necessarily and issues
7. Detail the product or service to incite the buying action of the client
Each advertising piece that is used in your marketing arsenal - newspaper ad, magazine ad, direct response mailing, PR campaign should make a complete and compelling case for your products and services in the same way that a gross revenueperson would neutralize person.
1. Do your ads (metaphorically) talk to your clients - do they build a rapport?
2. Are your brochures, letters, newsletters, ads and PR material credible and emotionally peak the curiosity of people to want to learn more?
3. Is your marketing targeted toward perspective clients that have a real need for your products and services - have the money and willing to spend it?
4. Does your marketing materials educate and emphasize all the tangible benefits to keep the prospective client engaged and incited to take a buying action.
Today is not the time to be timid in your marketing. People need a nudge in making decisions. They want and expect to be told how to take action to obtain your products and services.
Take an assessment of your strategic marketing and marketing action mentioned above and additionally see if you are:
1. Educating your clients about the unique advantages your products and services offered:
a). Service guarantees
b). Technical or manufacturing support
c). Warranties
d). Durability and dependability
e). New product developments
f). Upgrades and product enhancements
g). Delivery
2. Asking strategic questions for:
a). Linking products or services to clients necessarily
b). Providing solutions for their problems
c). Manage client relationships
d). Keeping your client and prospective client engaged in the buying process
3. Active Listening for:
a). Emotional triggers
b). Logical reasoning
4. Handling objections to:
a). Minimizing concerns
b). Overcome obstacles
5. Presenting benefits that:
a). Motivate your client's loyalty and buying action
b). Advantage your products and services over your competitors
Now is the time to pull out all your marketing materials, ads, gross revenue scripts, brochures, presentation materials, marketing channels, and yes, check your attitudes, habits and skills - it's time to be innovative, nontraditional and bold in your thinking and business endeavors.
