Trust In Marketing Is No Coincidence; It Is A Belief, A Conviction
by the Eagle · Filed Under: Internet Marketing Mastering
Year after year, since the inception of television, there truly may be a couple
handfuls of really good commercials. You know, ones that not only entertain
but provide real information about a product that we use, not labor in want.
Most of the items we have lying around our homes are probably not
necessary to our lives.
Yet we were persuaded to purchase these due to an ad or on the recommendation of a
trusted individual. Now we have it; may have used it a handful of times; now it’s become
hidden due to our lack of interest. We are off to the next best thing.
Thank your local marketer for this because they effectively gained your trust, showed
you how you emotionally needed this item and convinced you to purchase it.
Were you hoodwinked?? NO! You wanted to purchase it……
you believed it would help you out.
So now are you a trusted confidant of that company? How many other products
made by them do you own? More than one and yes, you have trust in the company;
trust in marketing from them.
And yet you do not use this product much anymore, if at all.
Sounds as though it was a successful marketing campaign.
It worked on you, so most likely it worked on others.
As an online marketer, we know that most people will not buy from us the first time.
They may even take 7-10 exposures before they do but ultimately it does come
down to the consumer; their particular desires, needs, wants, or even what
they think they don’t want but end up needing anyway.
A message is delivered in multiple ways; it becomes how it is received and when it is
received by the market. You don’t wake up, begin to believe that you need an item
to make it through the day (except that first cup of coffee). It is during the day that
you perform your activity, routine, and then see a commercial how you can make that
routine activity become easier.
“Purchase this today to provide you more time to do something else, than you can
purchase this item to make that simpler, but that will be tomorrow;
you need this today!”
Building a “depend on” mentality is what every company wants with their customers,
same as you do with yours. By building trust with one and then another and so on, you will
see repeat business. Repeat business means you can do your part to help stimulate the local
economy because you can now purchase that item you have your eye on
(to make your day easier).
In your online marketing, your message must be geared toward your customers so they can
emotionally understand your product/service/program. They aren’t needing it, today, or even
wanting it until you explain it out so that they actually DO!
As a marketer, if you are growing, you are not learning. This is a daily process
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