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How to sell to 99% of your visitors


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Paul Easton
pauleihug.co.nz

Digital Awol
http://Digital Awol.com


Many web site owners miss the point. So many times they spend

thousands of dollars on a web design and more on

getting visitors.



Most of it a waste because the missed an important part:



Building Trust



Without trust the visitor will hold tightly to his wallet,

never thinking to ever release his money to you.



His first fear, the fear of making the mistake of a bad

purchase, and losing his money, holds him back.



Now there are ways of reducing his fear



1. A Guarantee- Now starting to become common as site owners

realize the prospective customers fear. Offering a No Questions

asked money back guarantee could be the difference between you

and your competition.



2. Contact Details- Placing full contact details- Name, Phone,

Fax, Physical Location, and of course email. This helps if the

customer does not get what they expected or something is wrong-

you want to be able to fix it quickly before word of mouth(or

should that be mouse?) gets around



3. A Photo -A Picture of a real person and maybe a signature

can help your site become more "personal" more like a real

person that can be trusted.



But how do you turn the first time buyer into a repeat

customer-a customer for life?



Its simple really- don't force him to buy.



You see when a person visits your site he may only be looking

for information on your product or service, he may not be ready

to buy yet- but you want to be around when he is ready.



While your most wanted response is to get the visitor to buy,

your second or back up plan is to him to part with his email

information and permission to contact him on a regular basis.



This is where a free email newsletter or ezine comes in. It

takes the risk away from the customer- no money involved at the

same time it starts to build the trust.



He provides his email address and trusts you not to give it

away or sell it.



You have made the first contact, the first step to take the

visitor towards becoming the customer. At the same the

information your provide him shows you as the expert in your

field- A person to turn to for advice.



Now you may have a business offline and expanding online, your

time is valuable so you need to make sure that your time is

well spend- looking after a list of 1000 or more can quickly

eat up your time.



Users change email addresses faster than underwear! And so

email addresses become unusable quickly



Internet service providers sometimes build in limits to how

much email you can send out to protect them from spam complaints



It's important that these solutions be cost effective and made

for the non-technical. You will need a reliable solution that

will grow with you as your list size grows. Moving a large list

can be huge task



Now you have a method of constant contact with your web

visitor. Use it to provide the best possible information and

then all you have to do is find the right offer for your

subscriber and sell to them again and again!



All the Best

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Paul Easton

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Copyright 2002 Paul Easton. All Rights Reserved





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