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Where’s Your Prospect’s Sore Spot?

Posted June 12, 2008 | Posted By Web Copywriters at Webcopyplus
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Where is Your Web Prospects Sore SpotTo convert sales, your web content must diagnose your prospect’s sore spot, and explain how you’ll bring them relief.

To simplify the process, try to categorize their difficulties into on of the three main categories:

  1. Financial
  2. Strategic
  3. Personal

    By diagnosing a prospect’s problem, and showing you understand and have a proven solution that caters to their specific needs, you’ll significantly increase the chances of converting them into a customer.

    If you don’t fully understand your prospect’s issues — even if it’s just their perception — you’ll miss many opportunities.

    Don’t rush to make the sales pitch. Ask questions, listen and then discuss solutions.

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    1. Jenna L says:

      I say the time you allocate to a sale should match the potential value. I won’t waste an afternoon if it’s not going to provide much revenue, but am willing to discuss issues (and anything ele the company wants) if it’s lucrative or a long term contract.

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