Communicating through the Sales Process in Opt In Marketing

By Jerry J. Jansen On September 23, 2009 Under Internet Marketing

Psychology teaches us about how folk interact with your sales page and thus your opt in list. Web sales in opt in marketing, are based primarily on how we present ourselves and build trust, and more importantly how the shopper reacts to what we are showing them. If they view you well and you attempt to solve their Problems thru your offerings, they can respond well!

These following 5 things are all things that occur under the page design. Things the customer isn’t even mindful of on a conscious level, but they are actually more important than what pictures you select, how large to make your font, whether to make your press releases red or yellow, or any one of the hundred other selections that go into making a capture page for your opt in form.

In any opt-in email marketing campaign, listbuilding effort, and sales page sequence, keep these five things in mind.

* be conscious of your web trail : This is the trail that leads your shopper from one page to the next in the order that leads them ideally to the sale. Web selling psychology states that if your sales trail is too linear, you may shock possible clients off with this tactic.

Instead, you need to give them options. Don’t just give them the option of clicking on A which leads them to B which leads them to the sales page, instead let the purchaser select between An or B. Then have that lead them to C.

There you can give them the option of either D or E, which then will lead to your sales page. Sometimes what’s great is to have the regular offer, a particularly forcing offer ( for example : 2 for one on the same page etc ), and a decoy offer- which is plain comparitively. This will lead them to select what you’re directing them to, while giving them the sensation of choice.

This way they will feel as they have made all the calls and arrived at the sales page because they needed to, not because you pushed them into it.

* Get smarter with every click : This is aimed again at the customer. With every step they take towards your squeeze page, you should be giving them a bit more info, but not so much. You need them to have about enough info that they need to click the next page until eventually the only possible way to learn the true response to the problem is to sign up for your choose in form.

* don’t ramble or waste time : you should generally keep your content clear and helpful in the niche you have chosen. If you ramble off too much to the side, you may bore the customer or worse yet make them think about something else they need to look at. Remember, attention spans today are short. You should liven things up where possible, with nice graphics, video and audio.

* Stay focused : Stay focused on your niche. Not just during your communications thru your opt in list but all throughout your sales trail. Make sure they all are related to your niche in a very direct way.

* Sincerity always wins : This is a particularly significant one for me. I suspect that fair selling with an intend to help others, is what makes sales. If you are making a guarantee in your communications or on your pages, deliver on what you guarantee, and overdeliver wherever possible. As an example if you assert a free gift is on offer, make it straightforward to receive it.

At the end of the day, it is all about communication and building trust to create a buying environment. If you follow the trail before you, the clients will be yours. Just be sure you provide them with fair, targeted and clear content. Lead them down an intelligent trail of convincing with a view to help, and you’ll find that nothing can stand in your way!

Opt In Marketing that builds Your List is THE Most Profitable way to make Serious Money Online. When you Build a List of Eager and Habitual Buyers, you Control your Income and Expand your Choices. You Create the Life You Want.

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