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“How To Instantly Boost Your Small Business Sales By 38% Without Any Cost”
One of the chief differences between millionaires and the rest of us (other than the money) is the language they use.
Let’s pretend that you sell vacuum cleaners; Do you sell “attachments” or “Tools”? Tools cost more (in the customer’s mind).
Is the machine “Heavy”? “Bulky”? ..or “Substantial”. “Sturdy”. See the difference?
Is the roller brush “Wood” or “Eastern Hardrock Maple”? (don’t invent the truth)
The more descriptive you are of the product, the higher the value, in the customer’s eyes.
My favorite words; “Recommend”. It sooo much better than “I think” or “You should buy this”. Recommend implies Authority. Who recommends? Experts.
“Popular”. As in “Let me show you our most popular machine”. Everyone wants to be popular. Half the battle in selling is convincing the buyer that everyone else wants what they are seeing.
“Maybe you shouldn’t””..as in “Maybe you shouldn’t spend this much money”” or Maybe this isn’t the right one for you” This suggests that you are knowledgeable and you care about the customer. You are looking out for them. About half of all my presentation have some version of this.
Two words that will almost force agreement are “Obviously” and “Naturally”.
Try starting a sentence with these words and not agree with the statement. “Obviously, you want a vacuum that is easy to push, am I right?”. See?
Use “Obviously” and ““Naturally” sparingly, or you’ll sound like a pompous ass (believe me on that one). |