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Mastering the Internet's Two Sales Methods - part 3


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Joe Bingham
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NetPlay Newsletters
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In parts 1 and 2 of this series, we discussed the two methods of

making sales on the Internet, Instant Excitement, and Earned

Association.



Now, the real question is this: How do we Integrate them both

on the same sales site?



First, realize that we are talking about a SALES site here. This

site is strictly created to make the sale. It is not an information

site, and should not be treated as such. The only information it

offers is strictly related to the product or service it is intended to

sell.



To integrate the two sales methods is simple. Construct the

page initially with the intent of soliciting an Instant Excitement

sale. Briefly describe what you are selling, and put in a link to

order. Next, describe the benefits and uses of what you are

selling, and put in a link to order. Then more fully describe all

benefits and uses of what you are selling and put in a link to

order. That creates the Instant Excitement sales page.



After that is created, go back through and look for points of

interest or specific categories of benefits or uses. Ask

yourself, what further information you could give for these

categories. Then, create another page or pop-up window

that offers that further information for each subject. Make links

off of keywords fitting each subject, and also create links to

each of these secondary pages on the menu at the top of the

page.



The goal here is to give the searching visitor more places to go

for more information, without leading away from the main

objective -- the order page.



Another commonly used way of providing further information is

the FAQ or Frequently Asked Questions page. Use a question

format to further explain how your service of product works.

Base these questions off of actual user feedback as well.



One more highly recommended method of keeping interest in

your site is the Auto Responder. Offer an auto responder link

to give people a way to request more information by email.

Sometimes, visitors may be interested, but in a hurry, or short of

cash, or just not in the mood to read at the time. By placing an

auto responder link at the top and bottom of the page, you may

get visitors to request the information, and be able to follow up

with them even after they leave the site.



Notice, however, that all of these links to extra information still

relate strictly to the product or service you are trying to

sell. Each of these other pages, or auto responder letters,

should still link back directly to the sales site, and the order

link. Always direct all information to the order link. Give

people the benefits of your product or service, and then show

them how to get it.



Offering an ezine subscription related to your business, is the

only non-strictly related link that should be allowed on your

sales site. This will still allow you to keep in touch with your

potential customers and further promote your business.



You may at times choose to link to other sites that have

content that confirms the information you are giving at your own

site. This may be acceptable if the other site does indeed

confirm the benefits of what you are selling, and does NOT

offer the same or similar product or service that you are selling.



If you choose to do this, link directly to the page you want

visitors to see, and be sure to relate how they will want or need

to come back after view this other site. Even then, however,

you are taking a chance by allowing them to leave your own

site. It would be better to just quote the same information and

place it on your own site if possible.



Integration of the two sales methods, Instant Excitement and

Earned Association, will give you a complete sales site that will

appeal to all types of visitors and their own individual ways of

looking at things.



Completing this step will put you much further on the road to

Internet Marketing success.



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