Suspicion is the biggest obstacle you have to face when you want to promote a website online. There has never been more cynicism and mistrust on the internet than there is today and most people would say, ‘with good reason’. That’s why testimonials are so common with sales letters. But make no mistake, most readers assume they are fake, or created by friends and relatives, even if they are not.
The latest trend to give away lots of freebies in the short term, to convert people into trusting buyers for the long term is like saying that bribery is a really good way to make friends.
Offering something for FREE attracts the wrong people like opportunists and those with no money to buy your products. You end up with less credibility and your give-a-way ends up devalued by whoever you give it to.
That's basic human nature!
The way to gain real trust is to add authentic authority to your websites and sales letters, by having a legitimate ‘SEAL OF APPROVAL’, and recommendation, from a respected third party entity, prominently placed on all your webpages.
The problem is; as we all know, this type of program is usually very expensive to buy and comes with tough approval procedures to put you through the hoops.
***** But Here's my Good News: *****
If you act now, you have just been given an opportunity to get a membership to one of the most unique trust-seal companies on the net, and at a price anyone can afford.
This will give you one of the quickest, most effective ways to get some genuine creditability and boost your website's sales conversions..INSTANTLY, because you can now display a well known, highly respected TRUST logo or security "seal" on all your website and sales letter pages.
Does it really work? It's a tested, proven fact!
So go here and get it while you can.
http://tinyurl.com/6fs47k
Still thinking?
Beating your own drum when you have nothing behind you but a desire to make money and faith that your sales letter will do it for you is not going to drive people to buy your products.
Even if you get an occasional sale, you won’t be leaving an impression of someone who should be remembered and trusted in the future and if you want to succeed long term, your future sales are everything.
You need to show people, by action not talk, that you are there for the long haul and that you have gone through great trouble to specifically prove to your customers that you want to earn their trust, not just for now, but for the future.
Kirsten Plotkin
|
|
|
|
Contributor's Note
I'm part of the great majority. That means I'm struggling along, doing my best to make a living. When I come across something I believe will give me a boost, I can see only good in passing on the information to others. I hope you too will gain a benefit from the information.
|
|
|
|
|
