SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGIES

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SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGIES JOHN ASSARAF SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGIES

Developing A Marketing Hook Who is the exact target audience that will purchase your product or service? What pains and problems does this target market have? What solutions does your product/service have to cure those pains? How are those solutions remarkable enough to start a buzz and set you apart from the competition? *From Reality Marketing Revolution

CLIENT PROFILE GOAL Demographics Psychographics Factors that identify the motivation or reasons why someone wants to buy your product or service. Characteristics that identify the type of client that has a need to purchase your product or service.

PEOPLE BUY THE BENEFIT THE PROMISE THE TRANSFORMATION RELEASE OF PAIN, FEAR & ANXIETY

Sales/Marketing Process Mapping Visual outline of your Sales Process Lead Nurturing Lead Qualification Lead Conversion Identify Lead Generation Perfect Client Drawing PC’s in Match Profile Needs Met Continued Communication

Distribution Channels Direct Sales Events Retail Sales Agents Online Phone Sales Mail Order Do you know your channels?

Sales Strategies Direct Sales Telemarketing Backend or Upselling Options: Postcard Sales Letter Script Report Brochure Drip Campaign Tactics: 20% discount Special Service New Client Special Frequent Buyer Educate clients Strategy: Direct Mail

The opportunities are endless! Marketing Strategies 17 Marketing Strategies means more opportunity for your business growth! Advertising Affiliate and Joint Venture Affinity Programs Barter Catalog Direct Mail Event Marketing Frequent Buyer Programs Internet Outdoor Media Point of Purchase Point of Sale Place-based media Promotions/Cross Promos Public Relations Referrals Signage The opportunities are endless!

Process Map Example Take Call Place ad in local magazine Make the Sale Follow-up Call Client Calls Make the Sale Client Emails Respond with Sales Copy Follow-up Email