How to Create an Avalanche of Customer Purchases
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How to Create an Avalanche of Customer Purchases

By: Mark Hall

If you have been in business for any length of time, you know how difficult it is to convert prospects into paying customers. This is a challenge for the average mom and pop store and the fortune 500 business a like. It doesn't matter what level or type of business you have I'll bet your interested in learning how to motivate more people to purchase your products or services.

Not long ago my wife insisted that we go to the car dealership immediately. I was reluctant because we had another 5 months before our lease expired. She explained that she received a mailer that said that if we came into the store that week they would pay off our current lease and put us into a brand new car lease. The sales agent promised she could get us a comparable new vehicle for the same price we were currently paying. So off we went to the car dealership.

Let's exam with happened here? This business did a beautiful job of creating a sense of urgency. They accomplished this by not only offering a sale, but also announcing a date where the sale ends. The prospects who examine this offer know that if they don't make a purchase quickly they will lose out on a great offer. People hate missing out on opportunity.

The most profitable businesses in this nation utilize this technique. Sometimes you don't have to recreate the wheel. Simply customize this technique to fit your business. A long time ago grocery stores would send out coupons to prospective customers advertising their best deals. They learned that the coupons that had an expiration date on them consistently out preformed the regular coupons. Why did this consistently occur? People thought that they were going to lose out on a potential deal.

The thought of losing out on a great offer motivates customers to action. If you construct your offers this way you are likely to have more customers ready to do business with you. By utilizing this technique you increase the demand for your product or services. You customers naturally see your offer as being more valuable. Isn't that great?

I challenge you to put this method to the test. Run a promotion offering 35% off a current product or service you have. But don't stop there. Tell your prospective customers that in order to lock in the savings they have to purchase it within the next 5 days. Each day send a reminder regarding the fast approaching deadline. On the last day of the promotion you will be amazed at how many people make purchases. They simply don't want to lose out on such a great deal.

I know some of you are skeptical. That's ok. You may believe that by lowering your price you will have less profit. This is a valid concern. However, if you truly have a good product or service you have gained trust and credibility in the eyes of your customer. You customers will likely spend more on your product and services in the coming months and years. You are on your way to creating customers for life.

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