088 The Invisible Touch – The Eight Keys to Lasting Relationships – Apparent Expertise

The Fourth Key: Relationships – Get To It
When you produce marketing materials, don’t “bury the lead.” Here’s what I mean.
Don’t wait to tell your prospects/clients/customers/patients why they should work with you. Say it early and make it clear.
And always phrase it from THEIR perspective.
Remember: people really don’t care about YOU… they care about themselves. They want to know how YOU and help THEM; why YOU are the best person to help THEM; why what YOU have is exactly what THEY need.
Delay in explaining it to them, hold out and make them read, study, hunt for what you do that is perfect for them and you’ll lose them.
And their business.
So… get to it: tell them clearly, and do it from THEIR perspective.
And now – leave me a comment here to tell me what YOU feel about this!
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