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7 Ways to Create an Irresistible Offer

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An irresistible offer is one offer where no one can resist it, unless you are the seller. There are 7 ways to create an irresistible offer without dropping your price:
  1. Relief - frighten people first with a higher price, then announce your price, which is so attractive that it gives people instant relief 
  2. State in the smallest term - per half-hour instead of per hour, per second instead of per day
  3. Huge benefits - where the benefits are so huge that any price will be considered ridiculously low. Like our courses where you can get PIC 60% cash back, plus guarantee on results
  4. Alleviates Pain and Satisfies a Deep Desire - The deeper the pain and the desire, the better. That’s because all good offers are emotionally driven. People don’t buy things for logical reasons — even the most logical purchases include some driving emotional reason underneath
  5. Social Proof - based on results and testimonials of others.  Like Facebook uses its over 1.4 billion users worldwide to prove that internet marketing works
  6. Create an Astonishing Guarantee - mere money-back guarantee does not work any more, you must give a guarantee that is so astonishing, like 'during your great grandchildren's lifetime you are not satisfied with our product, claim it from our USA government'
  7. Add a Benefit that Money Cannot Buy - like true love, turn back the clock and track record. 
For those that want to learn how to do Irresistible Selling and Sales Follow-Up Success, come for our 2 courses in early August 2014. Click here to see details.  Related articles:

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