In the beginning, it was kind of cute, like a surprise birthday party almost. You found yourself in the middle of an event and you didn’t even know how you got there.
You saw all these nice things going on, you started receiving business gifts and presents, and it seemed so “nice” of the person giving them to you.
And unaware of what was really going on, suddenly you found yourself smack dab in the middle of a product launch.
But now things are different. Now there’s no mystery that you’re in the middle of a product launch. Now people are up-front about it, right from the very beginning.
And nevertheless, launch results are still quite effective. And here’s why. There are three reasons actually.
1. A launch, as opposed to a standalone sales letter, is much more of an experience. And any time you can create an experience for your prospect, they are far more likely to become a buyer.
Thoreau once said, “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and die with the song still in them.” Sadly, this is true. Most people never realize their true untapped potential.
So if you can breathe some life into your buyers world, they will love you for it.
Of course, you’d also better deliver a memorable experience after the sale, or else that’s the last sale you’re going to make.
2. Curiosity. The most valuable thing you can do to keep people involved in any relationship is to keep them curious and excited about ‘what’s next?’
Even in your marriage or in romantic situations, when the curiosity and excitement goes… that’s when things start going south. Boredom equates to ‘taking things for granted,’ and it happens when you’re not even looking.
Keeping your buyers curious about what’s next is key in any product launch.
3. Content. Basically, the whole purpose of any launch is to give your buyers and exciting ‘sneak peek’ at what they’ll be getting when they actually buy. It’s the free sample line at Costco, with a party attached.
So if you’re content isn’t compelling or relevant, your launch won’t be effective. Conversely, the more exciting, relevant and beneficial your material is, the stronger your launch results will be.
And although a lot of people say that reciprocity contributes to the success of a launch, I don’t necessarily agree with this. Reciprocity, as it relates to purchasing decisions, is effective over the long-haul – not over a 5 or 7 or 10 day launch. Time is your biggest asset when it comes to reciprocity.
Make sense?
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Now go sell something, Craig Garber
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