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How A Well Designed Website Can Help Your Business omotions for each product or service you sell. You can even combine several products and services into one package. But always limit your prospect's buying decision to "yes" or "no". Don't distract them with a "which one" decision.The internet is a continually developing, always on, fast paced marketing tool for your business. But in order to take full advantage of this amazing tool you have got to know how to use it. You need a professionally designed web site made with marketability in mind. There is an ever growing list of benefits available to your company by being on the web.Your web site will be available 24 hours a d 2. Div Sometimes prospective customers get distracted during the selling process by outside interruptions. You cannot control those. But many sales-killing distractions are caused by what you put in your web pages and other sales messages ...or by what you say in your personal presentations. Here are 3 unnecessary distractions you may be creating that sabotage your sales - and how you can avoid them: 1. Requiring Customers to Make Unnecessary Decisions Design your selling process so prospects do not have to make unnecessary decisions. Some prospects have difficulty making a clear decision when they have several options. They often react by procrastinating and never making a decision ...and you lose the sale you already made. Tip: Promote only one product or service at a time. You can develop separate promotions for each product or service you sell. You can even combine several products and services into one package. But always limit your prospect's buying decision to "yes" or "no". Don't distract them with a "which one" decision. 2. Div Here are 3 unnecessary distractions you may be creating that sabotage your sales - and how you can avoid them: 1. Requiring Customers to Make Unnecessary Decisions Design your selling process so prospects do not have to make unnecessary decisions. Some prospects have difficulty making a clear decision when they have several options. They often react by procrastinating and never making a decision ...and you lose the sale you already made. Tip: Promote only one product or service at a time. You can develop separate promotions for each product or service you sell. You can even combine several products and services into one package. But always limit your prospect's buying decision to "yes" or "no". Don't distract them with a "which one" decision. 2. Div 1. Requiring Customers to Make Unnecessary Decisions Design your selling process so prospects do not have to make unnecessary decisions. Some prospects have difficulty making a clear decision when they have several options. They often react by procrastinating and never making a decision ...and you lose the sale you already made. Tip: Promote only one product or service at a time. You can develop separate promotions for each product or service you sell. You can even combine several products and services into one package. But always limit your prospect's buying decision to "yes" or "no". Don't distract them with a "which one" decision. 2. Div Tip: Promote only one product or service at a time. You can develop separate promotions for each product or service you sell. You can even combine several products and services into one package. But always limit your prospect's buying decision to "yes" or "no". Don't distract them with a "which one" decision. 2. Div 2. Diverting Your Customer's Attention to Something Else Don't include anything in your selling procedure that can divert attention away from your selling process. For example, I often see sales oriented web pages that provide clickable links to other web sites with the testimonials. Why would any marketer want to send prospective customers to another web site in the middle of their presentation? Some prospects will never come back. And for those that do, the flow of the selling process was interrupted - reducing the likelihood of closing the sale. Clickable links have many advantages ...but not when they are in the middle of your sales presentation. Tip: Review what you usually say in live sales presentations and what you include in your web pages and other sales messages. Look for unnecessary diversions you may have included - and get rid of them. 3. Presenting Unpleasant Surprises Avoid including any unpleasant surprises in
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