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The Value Of Niches On Ebay m there, you can dig deeper and include background information about your central topic. You can also include tips, insider information and further instructions. Remember, if your prospect doesn’t know about it, it will be much appreciated. Don’t take your knowledge for granted…So why are niches so important? REASON ONE, less competition! Let’s say that you are selling the latest and greatest MP3 player on eBay. Let’s also say that there are 200 other auctions for some variation of the model of MP3 player you are selling. How do you know that even if a given person is searching for the particular model that you are selling that your auction listing will get seen?Let me start by asking you this, how many of this item are you selling at once? I will give you an oversimplified example. Let’s say that ther For instance, if you have a resume-related product for a specific type of career field, offer free info about job interviews in that particular field. Provide details on careers in that field (explain what would they do everyday at work) and maybe even the best schools to go to for the field. You could also provide some helpful job h Affiliates and Customer Service Most people surfing the internet are looking for information. They aren’t necessarily out to buy anything. By giving them useful information, you not only entice the search engines to rank you higher due to your abundance of keywords, but other webmasters may find value in your site and they may link to it, increasing your popularity. You will most certainly receive more traffic as a result of offering information.Affiliates spend a lot of time and money creating a special environment and information for their site visitors. But sometimes things go wrong. A visitor was dissatisfied with a product you sold, or it was damaged in shipping. Someone isn’t receiving your mail newsletter. A visitor had a terrible experience with one of your merchant partners. They took your advice and it didn’t work for them.The way you react to problems and complaints will make a big difference in your visitor’s loyalty to your site. What can you do? Ac In addition, customers will appreciate your helpful information. It is a well established fact that customers tend to buy from someone they trust. Obviously, helping them by offering free, valuable information on your site is a fantastic way to gain their trust. They will begin to think of you as an educator. One of the highest paid marketing consultants of this day and age and a marketing legend, Jay Abraham teaches this strategy. You need to educate your prospects on every aspect you can. Your product, you or your firm, the field and even related fields are all fair game. You might want to assume the prospect really doesn’t know anything about your field, and then bring them up to par. The best strategy is to offer a bit of valuable content directly on your website. It will be advantageous for you to find out what your customers really want to know and write about that. Give them a primer on the topic your product or service relates to. Free reports work excellent for this purpose and if you offer it on your website, you can easily set-up an automatic download system. As we’ve already discussed at length, this will help with search engine rankings, gaining links, and with grabbing your prospect’s interest. If you’re having trouble coming up with quality information to offer, start by including as much information related to your specific product or service as possible. Explain every last detail of whatever you are selling. Don’t leave any room for customers to ask questions. Remember, the best way to accomplish this is to try to put yourself in your customer’s shoes. What would he or she need or want to know? If you can manage to do that, you will always outsell your competition. If your price is low, explain why it’s so low. Explain why you offer the best value. Explain what your product or service will do for them. What will they learn? Will it save them time and money? Explain how. Your prospects won’t really appreciate what you have to offer them until you explain it to them. From there, you can dig deeper and include background information about your central topic. You can also include tips, insider information and further instructions. Remember, if your prospect doesn’t know about it, it will be much appreciated. Don’t take your knowledge for granted… For instance, if you have a resume-related product for a specific type of career field, offer free info about job interviews in that particular field. Provide details on careers in that field (explain what would they do everyday at work) and maybe even the best schools to go to for the field. You could also provide some helpful job h Silence is a Sale's Best Friend e information on your site is a fantastic way to gain their trust. They will begin to think of you as an educator. One of the highest paid marketing consultants of this day and age and a marketing legend, Jay Abraham teaches this strategy.Waiting for his flight home to Connecticut, my brother heard his name announced over the airport intercom system. As he walked to the counter by the gate, he knew he was in for some bad news.His suspicion was correct. The attendant told him the flight had been overbooked, and asked if he would give up his seat for a $200 travel voucher. Tired from the long weekend and in no mood to argue, my brother just stood there, staring at the attendant.Stunned by the lack of response, the attendant looked back at her monitor and You need to educate your prospects on every aspect you can. Your product, you or your firm, the field and even related fields are all fair game. You might want to assume the prospect really doesn’t know anything about your field, and then bring them up to par. The best strategy is to offer a bit of valuable content directly on your website. It will be advantageous for you to find out what your customers really want to know and write about that. Give them a primer on the topic your product or service relates to. Free reports work excellent for this purpose and if you offer it on your website, you can easily set-up an automatic download system. As we’ve already discussed at length, this will help with search engine rankings, gaining links, and with grabbing your prospect’s interest. If you’re having trouble coming up with quality information to offer, start by including as much information related to your specific product or service as possible. Explain every last detail of whatever you are selling. Don’t leave any room for customers to ask questions. Remember, the best way to accomplish this is to try to put yourself in your customer’s shoes. What would he or she need or want to know? If you can manage to do that, you will always outsell your competition. If your price is low, explain why it’s so low. Explain why you offer the best value. Explain what your product or service will do for them. What will they learn? Will it save them time and money? Explain how. Your prospects won’t really appreciate what you have to offer them until you explain it to them. From there, you can dig deeper and include background information about your central topic. You can also include tips, insider information and further instructions. Remember, if your prospect doesn’t know about it, it will be much appreciated. Don’t take your knowledge for granted… For instance, if you have a resume-related product for a specific type of career field, offer free info about job interviews in that particular field. Provide details on careers in that field (explain what would they do everyday at work) and maybe even the best schools to go to for the field. You could also provide some helpful job h How Your Feelings and Those of Your Employees Can Make The Difference r you to find out what your customers really want to know and write about that. Give them a primer on the topic your product or service relates to. Free reports work excellent for this purpose and if you offer it on your website, you can easily set-up an automatic download system.How we feel is really more important than what we know. This is because how we feel plays a bigger role in our behavior than knowing what we should or should not do. For instance, we “know” smoking is bad for us. We see research that tell us auto accident injuries and deaths can be greatly reduced by using seat belts. We “know” that brushing our teeth after each meal fights tooth decay. Despite these facts that we “know", many of us smoke, don’t use seat belts, and fail to brush after eating. We have other needs and feelings that are s As we’ve already discussed at length, this will help with search engine rankings, gaining links, and with grabbing your prospect’s interest. If you’re having trouble coming up with quality information to offer, start by including as much information related to your specific product or service as possible. Explain every last detail of whatever you are selling. Don’t leave any room for customers to ask questions. Remember, the best way to accomplish this is to try to put yourself in your customer’s shoes. What would he or she need or want to know? If you can manage to do that, you will always outsell your competition. If your price is low, explain why it’s so low. Explain why you offer the best value. Explain what your product or service will do for them. What will they learn? Will it save them time and money? Explain how. Your prospects won’t really appreciate what you have to offer them until you explain it to them. From there, you can dig deeper and include background information about your central topic. You can also include tips, insider information and further instructions. Remember, if your prospect doesn’t know about it, it will be much appreciated. Don’t take your knowledge for granted… For instance, if you have a resume-related product for a specific type of career field, offer free info about job interviews in that particular field. Provide details on careers in that field (explain what would they do everyday at work) and maybe even the best schools to go to for the field. You could also provide some helpful job h Attention - Massage Therapists You have been Branded! ail of whatever you are selling. Don’t leave any room for customers to ask questions. Remember, the best way to accomplish this is to try to put yourself in your customer’s shoes. What would he or she need or want to know? If you can manage to do that, you will always outsell your competition.You are automatically branded the minute you tell anyone that you are a massage therapist. Your level of quality has been assessed by everyone that you have told or advertised to that you are a massage therapist. Unless you have taken control of your brand image, it has been created for you!Hold up! I am not a brand. I'm a massage therapist. Brands are for large companies, not me. In order for you to be competitively effective, you must become a brand. The minute you began charging for your ser If your price is low, explain why it’s so low. Explain why you offer the best value. Explain what your product or service will do for them. What will they learn? Will it save them time and money? Explain how. Your prospects won’t really appreciate what you have to offer them until you explain it to them. From there, you can dig deeper and include background information about your central topic. You can also include tips, insider information and further instructions. Remember, if your prospect doesn’t know about it, it will be much appreciated. Don’t take your knowledge for granted… For instance, if you have a resume-related product for a specific type of career field, offer free info about job interviews in that particular field. Provide details on careers in that field (explain what would they do everyday at work) and maybe even the best schools to go to for the field. You could also provide some helpful job h See Jane Network - Invaluable Advice If You're an Introvert or Confused or Scared About Networking m there, you can dig deeper and include background information about your central topic. You can also include tips, insider information and further instructions. Remember, if your prospect doesn’t know about it, it will be much appreciated. Don’t take your knowledge for granted…I had the pleasure of sitting next to Jane at a networking meeting a few of weeks ago. Random chance placed we two somewhat introverted people at the table next to each other, and for the first 5-10 minutes we didn't speak to each other at all. This of course defies traditional networking convention. Within 30 seconds of sitting down shouldn't I have introduced myself, given her my sales pitch and business card? Am I losing a sale here, and should I just forget about networking because I am not good at it?< For instance, if you have a resume-related product for a specific type of career field, offer free info about job interviews in that particular field. Provide details on careers in that field (explain what would they do everyday at work) and maybe even the best schools to go to for the field. You could also provide some helpful job hunting resources. You could easily generate dozens of pages full of high-quality content that the search engines, other webmasters and perhaps most importantly, your prospects themselves will truly appreciate. But, it isn’t wise to give everything away for nothing. You can put some of your more prized info in an e-book as a special report (even 10 pages is enough), a weekly newsletter, or in an email series. So in addition to all the stuff on the site, you can offer a free sign-up for people who want to receive your more “prized and valuable info”. If you offer some sort of software, allow customers to try it free for a short while. If you have an online course, give them a preview for free. The key is to trade this valuable information for your prospect’s name and email address so that you may follow up with them later. You could also offer a weekly, bimonthly or just a monthly ezine. These are email newsletters that you write-up with fresh content on a regular basis. Many people would gladly trade their name and email address for relevant, up-to-date information on a topic that interests them. Copyright © 2005 by L A Parmley. All rights reserved.
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