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Index
Introduction 1
You’re the Reason I Wrote this Book 1 Who I Am 1 What You’ll Learn 1
Chapter 1 7 Understanding the High-Priced Marketplace 7
How Much Does a High-Priced Product Cost? 10 30 High-Priced Items You Could Be Selling 11 A Marketplace Where $500,000 Can Be the LOW End 14 Be Passionate 14 Sell something you’re passionate about 14
Chapter 2 16 The High Cost of Selling 16 Low-Priced Products 16 Chapter 3 23 The #1 Myth About 23 High-Priced Sales 23
Avoid This Trap 24
Chapter 4 25 Six Benefits of Selling High-Priced Items Over Low 25font>
Benefit #1: The Backend 26 Benefit #2: Substantially Higher Net Profits 28 Benefit #3: Higher “Perceived” Value 28 Benefit #4 – Greater Consumer Satisfaction 30 Benefit #5: A “Most Valued Clients” List 30 Benefit #6: An Unstoppable Mindset 31
Chapter 5 33 How to Sell High-Priced Products 33 In Any Economy 33
What the Research Says 33 4 Ways to Position Your High-Priced 36 Product/Service as a “Good Deal” 36
Chapter 6 37 Overcoming Sales Objections 37
The “Big 3” 39 It’s All About Value 41 Learning with the Mayor of NYC 42
Chapter 7 45 Give More to Get More 45
8 Ways to Add Value to Your Brand 48 17 Ways to Add Value to Your Product/Service 50
Chapter 8 53 How to Use the Internet to 53 Market and Sell 53
A Fertile Selling Ground 55
Chapter 9 56 How Consumers Use the Internet 56
The Good and the Bad of Technology 58 How YOU Use the Internet 60 Multi-Channel Strategies Pay Off 61
Chapter 10 62 Give Away And Then Sell Away 62 Chapter 11 65
The Two-Step Sales Process 65 What to Say to Attract Qualified Buyers 68 You Can’t Improve What You Can’t Track 69
Chapter 12 71
The Importance of Traffic and Lead Generation Strategies 71 Make Friends with Search Engines 73 Linkability 74 Meta Descriptions 75 Lead Generation 77 Finding Hot Lists – Compilers, Managers and Brokers 78
Chapter 13 81
Opt-In To Permission-Basor=ed Marketing 81 List-Building Tips 83 Make It Easy to Make It Happen 84
Chapter 14 87 Building an Effective Website 87
Errors That Kill Sales 90
Chapter 15 91 The Critical Role of Copy 91
5 Characteristics of Great Copy 91
Chapter 16 96 Writing for Your Audience, 96 Not Yourself 96
The DISC Model 98
Chapter 17 101
Anatomy of a Marketing Message 101 8 Characteristics of a Marketing Message 101 9 Tips to Improve Your Copy 103
Chapter 18 106 The Critical Role of Design 106 Chapter 19 112
Direct Mail Marketing 112 7 Reasons Direct Mail Never Dies 112 Stick with the Two-Step 114
Chapter 20 117 Headline Secrets 117
4 Jobs of a Hardworking Headline 118 10 Fill-in-the-Blank Headlines You Can Use 127
Chapter 21 130 11-Step Guide to Irresistible Copy 130
The 12th Step 133 3 Parts of an Effective Sales Presentation, 135 In Person or In Print 135 Once Is Not Enough 137 Copy Mini Tips and Reminders 137
Chapter 22 140 Using Video to Get the Job Done 140
Video Gives Your Printed Message More Ooomph 142 Search Engines and Video Messaging 142 Producing a Sales Video 144
Chapter 23 145 Selling Face-to-Face 145
Prompting Questions 145 Closed-Ended Questions 146 Clarifying Questions 147 Developmental Questions 147 Directional Questions 148 Opinion Question 148 Social Proof Question 149
Intelligent use of each of these question types will encourage your prospect to begin to show his or her true feelings about whatever subject is under discussion. Build business rapport with prospects, and they’ll be less likely to tune out while you’re delivering your pitch. 150 Chapter 24 151 Your Sales Team 151
Wholesalers and Re-Sellers 151 5 Places to Find Wholesalers Online 152 Licensed Sales Agents and Distributors 153 Agent/Distributor Checklist 154 Affiliate Sales 157 5 Earmarks of a Good Affiliate Program 158 Create a Marketing “Toolkit” for Your Team 159 Selling to Retail Stores 160 9 Ways to Woo a Retailer 160
Chapter 25 163 Your 3-Pronged 163 Success Strategy 163
Prong #1 - Go The Extra Mile 164 5 Ways You Can Give 165 Prong #2 - Merge Your Online and Offline Strategies 166 Prong #3 - Model on What Works 168 Successful Models Online 169 Success Models Offline 172
Chapter 26 177 Overcoming Common Problems 177
Aspirational Customers 177 Give Your Customers an Experience 180 Align Your Products with Customers’ Values 180
Conclusion 182
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