An irresistible offer is one that your audience cannot help but respond to. It’s compelling, it’s powerful and it drives action.
So, how do you craft an irresistible offer?
Actionable and original tips here, great post!
An Irresistible Offer: 4 Tips to Personalize Your Sales Funnel
Posted by erikemanuelli under MarketingFrom http://conversionxl.com 3492 days ago
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For some pages, I simply created the "Sign Up" button, to invite fans to subscribe for blog updates.
On some others, I added the "buy" button, pointing to sales page, or affiliate links (to test it out).
I think it's be easier to convert fans into subscribers, than into buyers.
But still, if you have a huge number of fans, and you have a good authority and reputation, I believe it can work well, even the "buy now" call to action.
What do you think, Martin?
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Have you heard the new concept of “Scommerce”, Martin?
It sounds weird.
But I like the introduction of the “buy” button in the Facebook fan pages.
It means social commerce, and also Twitter began beta-testing with its “Buy” buttons which would allow the users to make a purchase with few clicks and without leaving the network.
What do you think, Martin?
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I guess I need to read that book.
There is a big difference in bombarding the subscribers with offers, or, on the other side, providing useful content, and make them understand your products or services are what they really need.
All this is possible through a series of tools and strategies used during the sales funnel.
Any particular tips you can share, you liked most in the book, Martin?
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I haven't read that book yet, but thanks for mentioning.
I just looked at the description in Amazon, and it talks about an important concept:
"the importance of investing in your customers".
I was not aware that it costs roughly five-to-ten times more to acquire a new customer than it does to retain an existing one.
I also believe in the power of word mouth.
What do you think, Martin?
Have you read this book?
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The main points:
- Segmented and Personalized Emails
- Dynamic Images and Pricing
- Optimized CTAs
- Targeted Onsite Coupons and Incentives