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In this episode we look at what you shouldn’t blame your customers for their problems.
Are they doing things wrong? Perhaps.
Are they making mistakes? Probably.
Will pointing this out to them make them want to eagerly sign up to what you’re selling. No.
Discover why, and discover what to do instead (and watch at 2:17 to find out why you need to be very gentle with criticism)
In this episode we look at how to use customer surveys to write sales copy.
But, you have to know – WHO to ask, and WHAT questions to pose.
The wrong people can send you on a wayward journey, and the wrong questions can mean that your customers just lie to you and tell you what you want to hear. Don’t fall into these traps…
(First up apologies for the colour oddities in this episode!)
In this episode we look at some ‘criminal copywriting’ that might seem like a good idea to get past people’s radar of ‘I don’t like marketing’ but it will likely backfire.
There’s nothing wrong with friendly marketing, but if you pretend to be someone’s close friend when you’re not you won’t get on your customer’s radar of someone to pay attention to… you’ll just get on their nerves.
Are you underselling yourself in your marketing?
Do customers try to beat you down on price?
Prove that you’re worth it with wisdom from a country music legend: Tammy Wynette…
Forget the challenges of being persuasive when writing copy, one of the first stumbling blocks for many marketers is just being clear so you don’t confuse your customers.
In this episode we look at why it’s important to check for those ambiguous adjectives, and why your desire to make leads and sales can make you unwittingly mislead your audience…