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“Take Your Marketing To Level Three And
Leave All The Stone-Age Marketers In The Dust!”
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Yeah, the above features are great and really impressive, but what about
the customer? Isn’t the customer interested in benefits, what the
product can do for him?
So, we graduate to the next level of sales and marketing -- benefits. We are
taught how to turn each feature into a benefit for our prospect. Why? So the
prospect won’t have to extrapolate the feature into a usable reason to buy.
For example:
That’s where most sales people, marketing people and copywriters stop.
But
why not go up to the next level?
Why stay on level 1: features, or
level 2: benefits, when you can ultra-turbo charge
your sales volume by going on to level 3: objections.
What do you do at the objection level?
First, you write down all the reasons why you wouldn’t purchase the Acme
Health Food pill. Even though you are thoroughly thrilled with your favorite
product, there must be at least one or two objections you can think of.
Price? Delivery? Unsure if it will work? There are lots of possible
objections you might have.
Now, get out your pen and paper and write down these objections and why
these objections can be overcome. For instance, you might write down
“price.” Then, you’ll say:
“It’s only $1 a day, about the price of a Diet Coke. Which item do you think
will improve your health more? The Acme Health Food pill or the Diet Coke”
Or, maybe your next objection is “delivery.” Then you’ll say:
“Delivery is in ten days. The Acme Health Food pill is only manufactured
after you place your order. That’s your assurance it will be so fresh,
you’ll feel like a 16-year-old all over again, but with better judgment!”
When you are done listing your personal objections, start a new list with
your prospects’ possible objections. Use method acting. Pretend to be the
prospect. Think like he does, talk like he does, distrust like he does. List
your prospect’s objections such as:
- Do I trust this company?
- Do I trust this salesman?
- Will the product help me sleep?
- Will the product make me sick?
- Why haven’t I seen the product advertised on TV?
- Is that really a fair price?
Now go through the same exercise of writing down answers to these prospect’s
objections.
With all these objections and answer information, you can now start writing
your ad copy. Instead of talking features and benefits, you’ll be talking
directly to the prospects’ concerns, their objections, their questions about
your product or opportunity.
You’ll gain your prospects’ trust, completely put your prospects at ease,
and make your prospects appreciate your offer when you write at level three.
That’s where the big payoffs are.
Pity those stone-agers still writing at level one chanting their company
features.
Can you imagine what your life could look like if you
and your team followed this advice?
It might look something
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