Tips to reaching your Target market as a New Business

 

Author: Michael Joseph 


 

To successfully have these tips work for you there are few very important questions you should ask yourself.

First, what kind of questions are my prospects asking right before making a buying decision? For example, you own a photography studio, what would your prospects be having problem with deciding? May be they'll be asking themselves, "what should we wear for a family photograph?""What time of the year is best for family photograph?" And so on and so forth. Put in front of your prospects questions you think and believe they might have in their mind. Doing that kind of approach will make it easier for them to go with your service because you've taken the burden of decision making off them.

Secondly, ask this question, "what problems and frustrations are my prospects currently dealing with that "my business" can solve? How can I help them with my knowledge, product or service? For example, most people go over to YouTube to watch videos on how to do this and that and why they watch those videos is because the videos help them solve a problem, you see.

If you're talking about your products instead of your prospects you're doing it wrong. For example, don't talk about what your product has to offer instead talk about the problems your prospects go through which they might need help with and that way they get interested in your products because you show you care about them.

Thirdly, ask yourself, has anyone ever experienced something awful because they did not have or use your products? For example, you sale weight loss products and people are not losing weight because they are using the wrong products. That for you is a selling point. Or people have the wrong exercise information or diet information. People respond to stories.

Fourthly, ask yourself, do you have amazing great results from people who use your product or service? This a like the other side of the coin of number three question.

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