These tips can be applied to dating too, so if you are single - double win!
If there isn't a mutual understanding, the deal will fall.
They either like you or won't work with you.
Most customers will express what they need, and if you ignore it, they will walk away.
Shh....listen more than you talk!
If there is a potential client who is phenomenal....why not tell them?
People love compliments!
Whenever you are selling a product or service, you need to provide security.
Otherwise, people won't take action.
Asking questions gives your customers a choice. Meaning your customers are far more likely to take action.
People advocate for brands with a clear enemy.
It makes customers feel like you're on their side.
Most importantly, it makes customers feel heard.
Break down your product/service price to a daily amount.
Compare your offer to a low cost commodity, like a cup of coffee for instance.
This makes your product sound less costly, therefore easier to buy.
Try getting your customers to say yes to something small first.
Slowly work your way to more expensive options.
People place a higher value on something that they've made themselves or contributed to...
- Speak about your target audience friends, family or loved ones.
- Use scenarios that relate to the goals your customers wish to achieve with their loved ones
This creates a sense of relatability and understanding with your brand.
- Build your brand around a specific audience.
- Find a group of people that would benefit most from what you offer.
- Show the life they want to live & the people they want to associate with.
This appeals to humans psychological need to belong.
- Have a guarantee/money back policy in place.
- Customers need to feel they can trust you.
Customers want to know their investment with you is safe. Alleviate any uncertainty.
- Give your customers a choice in what you have to offer.
- Always offer more than one solution
Only offering one option...
Here are 3 psychological marketing tips you can use to influence your customers.
Save this post!
Will you save this post?
This reinforces the idea that saving must be a good idea. It gives people a choice.
People advocate for brands with a clear enemy.
By creating a common enemy you tap into your customer's need to get their voice heard
Nike's enemy is doing nothing.
Apple's enemy is a lack of innovation
Break down your product or service price daily
Compare it to a low cost commodity (like a cup of coffee)
This makes your product look more affordable
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