by Rick Beneteau
"HOW TO SUCK CASH FROM YOUR CUSTOMERS LIKE A HEAVY DUTY How many times have you come across Internet ads that sound Personally, I cringe when I read something like this. After Granted, selling is a process, and a certain amount of I was a guest panelist at a seminar earlier this year and had
HOOVER!!"
like this? I hope you thought, "too often!"
all, MY customers are NOT wads of money and my business is NOT
the vacuum through which to suck up their hard earned dollars!
*sizzle* is required. Successful marketers and advertisers
know that consumers purchase what they *want* and not what
they *need*. It is my belief that as entrepreneurs, we should
present what our customers want, in order to deliver what they
need. Make sense?
the priviledge to meet and hear a great man named Clay Cotton
speak about "Love Based Marketing". As I listened to this
former professional piano player (with the likes of Jimi
Hendrix and Janis Joplin to mention just a few), now sadly
stricken with Multiple Schlerosis speak about his concept, I
couldn't help but think that although I never really thought
about selling as having anything to do with "Love", that in
fact everything I had done successfully throughout my life was
approached just as he so eloquently portrayed.
The Internet is saturated enough with scams, shams and flim- There's nothing wrong with making money. In fact, there's I need say nothing more than repeat the title of my article - Oh yeah, keep the Hoover in the closet! About the Author
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flams and to see sincere Internet entrepreneurs using copy
along the lines of what I opened with, is a real shame.
everything right about making lots of it! But to focus *on
money* as your end goal while degrading your customer in your
advertising will be a *costly* mistake in the long run if you
make it!
Target the Heart of Your Customer, NOT their Wallet!
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