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How to Successfully
Make Sales Using Attraction
“Unto thine own self be true”
Knowing what makes yourself tick, what you want and need, is a key
factor in determining what other consumers would want. Majority of
consumers are basically alike in a few key was. What makes one
consumer want or need a product or service will most likely drive
other consumers as well. Humans all have a lot in common. If we
can come to terms with ourselves and be true to our own desires,
urges, and reasons, then we will be able to understand the
consumer better.
The Three Keys to Enlightenment
In today’s society, a person can be broken down into three
distinct categories when determining what type of consumer they
are. The first type of consumer has a desire. They seek
satisfaction in their consumption. They have an unfulfilled want
that needs soothing. The second type of consumption is based on
urges. The stimulation of an urge entices a consumer to buy your
product or service. The consumer will see an item or service and
not have a specific need or want but will still purchase. The
third type of consumer has a defined reason to purchase. The
knowledge of a specific need compels then to buy.
The Three Interests of Consumption
With the consumer categorized into these three types, we can then
determine their interests. There are many interests that a
consumer may purchase, but there three main categories that fit
almost every consumer. The first is family. A consumer will want
to provide a good life for their family. The second interest is a
consumer’s means of making a living. Items for resale, operational
equipment, and tools to increase efficiency in their work. These
are all interests that a consumer have to help them improve their
work life. The third interest is self satisfaction and
gratification. The consumer must be happy in their own lives to
help their families and to be successful in their own vocation.
Advantageous Desires of Consumers
The consumer is always looking for an advantage in life. Anything
to help them live a little easier or feel a little safer. The
first advantage is simply happiness and peace of mind. The
consumers purchases help make them feel that their life is being
advanced. They are doing something worthwhile. The second
advantageous desire is good health. It is the consumer's single
most important asset. They will consume almost anything if they
think it will make them healthier. The third desire is financial
gain. Most consumers know that they need to spend money to make
money. Reselling or investments are a common way of consumers
fulfilling this desire to gain an advantage in life.
You have the Power to Sell
The power to be an imaginative seller lies within you. Your
ability to employ the Laws of Attraction directly reflects the
successfulness of your sales. The consumer is willing to listen to
your story, and listen to the whys and where of how your product
will help them, but in the end, you have to ask yourself one
question. Would you buy from you? If the answer is no, then take a
look at your sales plan and try to apply these laws of attraction
to your sales plan. Have you identified a specific desire, urge or
reason for the consumer to purchase from you? Have you identified
their interests for purchasing the product? Have you pointed out
the advantageous effects that your product have? If there is one
thing that consumers can see most often, is whether that
salesperson has confidence in their product or not. Make sure to
support your product thoroughly.
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