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Pharmaceutical Sales Brag Book - How to Make, What to Include, and How to Present Within Interviews our and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates..Many of you new to the pharmaceutical sales career search process may not have heard of using a brag book or interview portfolio to win the job. A pharmaceutical sales brag book is simply a way to support or prove the claims made in your resume and within the pharma sales interview.Think of it this way: your interviewer doesn't know you from Adam...so a brag book essentially validates and corroborates your story within the interview process.In effect, your pharmaceutical sale Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Million Dollar Words, or Words That Sell Way No. 1 - Clog Up Their Internet ConnectionThe sales counter plays a dual role as a call center and storefront, and is thus undoubtedly the voice of a wholesale distributor. This means that, for a counter pro, whether face to face or over the phone, communication skills are critical. The frenetic energy—with phones ringing, intercom paging, and customers waiting—can test the patience of even the most even-tempered employee. It requires extra effort to keep stress from stealing into the voice. A frazzled tone translates as annoyance and impat Imagine it. They're happily surfing around on Google looking for your 'widget' and everything's going smoothly. Your website appears in the first page listings (congratulations you must have employed magnet4web or another highly-esteemed website marketing company!) and they click through to you. Then their internet connection starts to clog up. It is positively groaning and creaking under the strain of downloading your homepage which has so many images on it takes over 30 seconds to appear. They look at the progress bar at the bottom of their screen. It reads '20%'. They look at their watch and then click on the little 'X' at the top right of their screen. Well done - you've just sent away a visitor - for good. Way No. 2 - 'I am not a number - I am a free man' Along come some more visitors. They lick their lips in anticipation of viewing your widgets which they are very interested in buying - they have their credit card handy. They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog": "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates.. Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Career Advice - You've Been Passed Over, Now What? ny images on it takes over 30 seconds to appear. They look at the progress bar at the bottom of their screen. It reads '20%'. They look at their watch and then click on the little 'X' at the top right of their screen. Well done - you've just sent away a visitor - for good.You sincerely believe you are the best qualified among the candidates for the promotion to manager of your department. You believe you deserve it. Your friends agree.But, wham! The rug has been pulled out from under you. The position you would have given an eyetooth for goes to someone else. Your ego is trampled. You are mad and disappointed. You want to march in, tell the boss where to go and leave the place.But hold on. Apply a little common sense before you go off the deep end. Way No. 2 - 'I am not a number - I am a free man' Along come some more visitors. They lick their lips in anticipation of viewing your widgets which they are very interested in buying - they have their credit card handy. They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog": "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates.. Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Internet Marketing Strategy: Part 1 handy.4 Core ApproachesMarketing is the pricing, promotion and distribution of a product or service, and your internet marketing strategy for your product or service you take all of these aspects into consideration. There are four core approaches you should take with your marketing strategy, irrespective of what you are marketing.First, the product. It should be presented in an attractive way that persuades potential customers that they must have it. All Easter eggs look much the same: bro They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog": "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates.. Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Referral Strategies - Part 4 The Final Step
Quick Review Part 1 covered 6 Powerful Characteristics of Referral Generation and How to Make it WorkPart 2 covered the Record Breaking referral method I personally used to get 63 Referrals from One AppointmentPart 3 covered a Reward System along with 25 Gift Ideas and the Psychology Behind What I Believe is The Most Powerful Gift of All***Please put all of these steps into action in your business BEFORE you worry about this one. 2" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates.. Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Try This Subliminal Persuasion Technique our and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates..What is subliminal persuasion? It is influencing people with more than just words. It is the power of what lies behind or beneath the language. It is influencing people at a level below their conscious recognition. People often don't realize they are being influenced during a conversation by a smile, making even that a subliminal technique. Here is a more subtle method.Subliminal Persuasion Using Their WordsThere is a power in words, and when it comes to influencing others, ther Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Way No. 4 - 'Please Let Me Watch Intro' Yes, admit it - you once thought the best thing on the planet was a website that started up by having a revolving animation of the company logo that exploded, span round a bit to an 80s sounding techno tune and then re-constituted itself in the centre of the screen with the immortal words: "Click here to enter site" Strange that - "enter site". That's what all your visitors were trying to do when they typed in your web address or clicked on your link but instead they were faced with Jean Michelle Jarre and some possessed bit of code that replicated the effect of someone regurgitating your business' corporate identity over the screen. Nice. Flash intro = trash intro. Use em (the intros) and lose em (the visitors). Way No. 5 -"I am five years' old - I like things that flash" One day in the future a law will be passed that will make it illegal to use scrolling text, flashing images, rotating heads, animated animals and bouncing cursors on a website. Your website is here to do business. It is supposed to be a serious tool in your marketing armoury. It should be used to convey useful information to your visitors and convince them that you are worth doing business with. Dress it up with flashing icons, swirling graphics, flashing logos and spinning pictures and the merry-go of visual delights will just make your visitors sick. They will leave your glitzy fairground never to return..
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