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Good marketing sells effortlessly. The best brands pre-sell: - Clear messaging: Who, what & why? - Story: what makes it unique? - Evoking emotion: “This is for me” - Offering a test drive - Unforgettable branding Light touch sales. Good marketing > Aggressive sales. To make sales fly, invest in marketing. For a memorable brand, simplicity is key. Steal my framework. If you can't simplify, sales will continue to be tough. ?? Follow me for more like this ?? Share with someone who needs this

Effective marketing strategy?is all about delivering the right product to the right audience at the right place and a fair price. I experimented with a client who sells physical products, specifically UK-used laptops, to drive more sales organically and build a new stream of referrals. Here's how I achieved the result in 3 steps: https://lnkd.in/dA2s9Ufi

Good marketing sells once, but a good product sells twice! Don't underestimate the power of a quality product for repeat business. And remember, marketing doesn't stop at the sale. Keep that momentum going to scale your business. Comment below 'FB' if you haven't received my $95M FB Ad Account Structure, I will send it to your DMs! Follow Manoj Bashyal for more tips!

Are you building marketing strategies for a product that is a "Nice to have"? You've got two options here: 1. Find a way to help transform this product from a "nice to have" to a "must have". 2. Review your ICP and niche down to an audience that will consider your product to be a "must-have". If you're going to continue marketing and selling a "nice to have" product, you'll forever be fighting an uphill battle. Maybe your branding and genius tactics will make you stand out and reach customers willing to give you a shot. But even then you'll struggle with maintaining value in the long run and you'll likely see high churn rates. I'm on day 2 working at Noibu and I can confidently say this is a MUST HAVE product. This is such an exciting opportunity and I can't wait to see how I can help this business grow.

Marketing truths. There are no ?No Silver Bullets ?No Guarantees ?No Unicorns or Fairy Dust I have however found that doing right by your end consumer significantly increases your odds of success. So, If you don't know where to start - consider this. ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????????? ???? ???????? ??????????'?? ??????????? See? Simplicity. I Simplify the Complex For a simpler life - follow Irambu Kawira, like this post or watch the sunset.

Day three of 10 of my benefits of network marketing series, following on from my busting 10 myths in 10 days! I have been a proud network marketer for 13 years having been an EA at CEO level previously. Benefit 3 - we hold no stock We can build huge distribution networks across the globe, yet we don’t need to hold onto any stock or concern ourselves with logistics! Orders are placed online and distributed to the customer via the company we represent, in my case, Forever Living. I never touch the product (other than those I use personally, obvs) but I get paid every 10 days for the product I market and sell to the network I build. Where else can you sell a product and not have capital tied up in stock? Network marketing may not be perfect but it is better! #networkmarketingsuccess www.victoriabrown.info

Offering guarantees does not cheapen your product or service. The way that you present the guarantee is what cheapens it. You have to present the guarantee as a worst case scenario. Because here is the deal, no one is 100% sure that they will deliver a promise. Someone who does, is a red flag. They simply are lying to you. because there are too many variables and marketing always changes.

Who can cast further? If you are a fisherman on a shore along with several others you will notice how it always comes down to a silent competition of who can cast further. Doesn't really matter that fish is most likely closer to you, you feel proud for casting at least few meters further then others. It is similar with marketing, if competitor is doing something you don't have to compete head on in same discipline to prove you are better (giving higher discounts, extra value, proving over and over you are better). Stay on top of your game and use your head to cache more fish.

Focus more in talking about the motivating purpose behind the creation of your products or services in your marketing. Connect with your customers via purpose, benefits and solutions your products were designed to meet. Don't just ask people to buy. Give them enough reasons why they shouldn't miss out in buying Then let them decide from there. I do marketing and sales

Network Marketing is so simple if you got it if you don't then it's a complex game