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So, concentrate on offering what they want
most. Until you understand what they want, you
can’t offer what they want. Spend some quality
time identifying and evaluating what it is they
really want – not just things, but the results or
benefi ts those things give them.
Also, make constant offers. Promote.
A company in Australia that I work with
has 365 different promotions a year. Every day
they have a different promotion. They have different reasons to attract people. They make it
exciting. They give incredible value. They give
fun. They give enjoyment. They give bonuses.
They give benefi ts. They give buying advantages. They make every day an event at their
retail store.
A restaurant that I work with has a different theme every night. Every night, something
new is happening. You never know what’s
going on. They don’t offer just good food.
They offer an incredible experience.
May advice to you: Make it an experience.
Make it an event. Make it exciting. Make it
enjoyable. Make it fascinating.
Power Principle
Number Fourteen:
Find and Use Your Hidden Assets
There are many assets that your company
has that I’m sure you’re not taking advantage
of. They are assets that are beyond the obvious
and may seem somewhat abstract. However,
Your Sales Letters Can Produce Goodwill, as Well as Good Sales
Expressing a genuine liking for loyal customers – even those customers or clients whose
buying may have begun to taper off – can and should be a part of all the marketing you do. It
also gives you a wonderful opening to offer your most valued customers a tangible sign of your
appreciation, and deliver even more value to them.
One way to do that is to notify those wonderful people of special sales – before you tell
the general public.
Here’s a letter that incorporated all of those elements:
Oh, Do We Have Something Special For You!
Dear Mr. Customer,
We’ve missed you around the showroom, but maybe you’ve just simply been too busy to drop by.
Anyway, because you are one of our most valued customers (and because we know of your great love
for sports cars) we want to tell you about some terrifi c sports-car buys that we will be taking delivery
on in the middle of next month.
One of the new models – the one we thought would be of particular interest to you and Mrs.
Customer – is the new Aerodynamic Aero from Barcelona Motor Works. If you would like to get an
unhurried look at this remarkable vehicle – and test drive it – please call me before February 21. If
you’re going to be extremely busy in March, I’ll bring the Aero to your home or offi ce, so that you can
check it out there, and take it for at least a short road spin.
I ask you: How could a real sports-car buff turn down an invitation like that? Friendly approach.
Completely sincere. Aimed directly at the prospect’s bull’s eye of interest. No strings attached, so easy
for the prospect to accept the invitation.