Are you ready to sex up your new product introduction campaigns. Maybe not but there’s good reason to consider such a move. You see seasoned salespeople have known for years that potential buyers rarely make a logical purchase. They buy for emotional reasons. That’s not to say all buyers are ready to shed a tear on demand. Far from it. And if the word sex was a little strong let me at least encourage you to find a way to deliver a passionate presentation and then believe that its the most important element required to make sure your products will sell. Is there a formula on how to do this. Absolutely!! To begin with people buy from who they know, like & trust.

Sure my non-sales and marketing friends don’t believe me when I say that passionate promotions are what sells. But I’m the one that’s done 10 product launches in 10 months not them. Multiple six figures in less that two weeks was a very successful campaign. Sometimes people have asked what has made some new product introductions more successful than others. Same answer I say… Passion is the secret weapon.

Leadership lessons are many, but when it comes to new product introductions, there is one that characterizes the very essence of what it means to be an evangelist. First, it takes going out on a limb to cultivate your first followers and then it takes nurturing those early relationships into something greater and greater. This is because swaying the hearts and minds of the masses has more to do with the positive effects your product has on its early adopters than anything else. Testimonials being your evidence.

Passionate relationships between parties are hugely attractive. And when the basis of those relationships are based in the ownership value of your product, others will lay down big bucks to get the exact same relationship based benefits and positive feelings. Understanding and acting upon what I just said will afford you a massive sales success. But be warned… Given enough time the logical side of most people’s brains will discount the need for having made any purchase in the first place. Therefore to close sales in your new product introduction sequence emotional triggers must be used.

Simply stated it is usually the trigger of a time-sensitive offer that causes buyers to get caught up making new product purchases. And for those that follow, similar purchases are a function of not only the urgency of the purchase, but also wanting to catch a glimpse of the lifestyle they see in those that were new product early adopters. So what is the evidence of the lifestyle. Well quite frankly its the positive reaction that’s contained inside each and every testimonial.

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