Customers are Seeking Your Unique Selling Propositon

It is More Efficient to Attract Your Ideal Prospects than go looking for them.

If you could sit across the table from a Prospect and ask them what their current priorities were, you would have a great customer developing opportunity.

They would tell you their priorities in creating revenues, cutting operating expenses, building brand, training personnel, improving warehouse efficiency and so forth. You would tell them you could solve one of their issues. You have the most competitive software process for improving warehouse efficiency and you would let them try it for 30 days at no cost.

This might create a prospect that would then become a customer. But life isn’t that simple. You might have to interview 50 people to find a fit for your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) and we just don’t have those opportunities.

So in Relationship Marketing we reverse part of the procedure.

We broadcast through every viable means how we have the solution to a priority. If the priority is achieving efficiency in warehousing which usually means driving down costs and increasing production, we have the solution.

So our Unique Selling Proposition to your audience becomes “Reduce Costs and Increase Efficiency in Your Warehouse”.  The solution is your software that is better than anyone’s because of your USP.

Those with your solution and expertise as a current priority will be drawn to your message. You now have a suspect that becomes a prospect. You will then provide all the free information they can absorb on your knowledge of their problem and how you solve it. You follow up until they have developed a trust for your expertise and style.

When they see alignment between your organizations, they will become loyal customers.

You can reach your suspects through your website, an email campaign, Social Media broadcasting as articles, blogs, and P/R, Associations, Conventions, and so forth.

The value of broadcasting your USP through Relationship Marketing is that you reach a wider audience than if you had to interview people one at a time and you only draw the people who declare they need your solution. Now you have become more efficient and can process the Prospects  Automatically with New Media Systems until they become Loyal Customers.

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Questions   call Mark Kaplan 1-800-646-0717 or Email