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Travis,
Your Free Guide is by far THE BEST, most helpful marketing piece I've seen.  And I've seen (and used) gobs of stuff from all of the Big Boys!  Thanks for creating a piece of marketing gold.

Wes Murph, Hermosa Beach, CA www.TheStudlyPooch.com


With your 3-D mail pieces I've experienced as much as a quadrupling in response rate over "flat" letters and postcards.  There's just nothing like dimensional mail...it's like being a kid again, ripping open your mail to see what the surprise is inside!  You've helped to make sending dimensional mail easy.  Thanks to you, my prospects now have three piles of mail: A-pile, B-pile, and "3-D pile. 
Dr. Chris Bowman    
Dental Insiders LLC
Charlotte, NC

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Why You Should Use a Marketing Funnel
By Travis Lee
Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Today we’re going to answer that burning question, ”Why should I use a marketing funnel.”  Here’s my $0.02.   

First and foremost, you just get more sales when you use a marketing funnel!  That should be reason enough, shouldn’t it!  There’s the short answer, but why do we get more sales when we use lead generation marketing, with a systematic
marketing funnel as well?

We’re able to do what I like to call, lead nurturing and maturing.  Frankly, most of your prospects simply aren’t ready to buy at this very moment.  However, they will be ready to buy down the line.  Each prospects timeline for
a purchase is different, so we’re able to give them the time they need to move from a “Luke-warm” buyer to “Ready to buy!”

You’re also able to provide education, and prove to your prospects that you’re a ‘Guru’ in your industry (Hey, a lot like this twice-weekly tip!).

Further, they get to know you as a person.  They get to know you, trust you and learn about you.  If you read my monthly print newsletter I send out, you already know a ton about me.

Finally, you’re able to position yourself, and answer the, ”Why should I choose you” question that always burns in the back of your prospects mind.  You can position your pricing and justify it, and position your ‘rules of engagement’ on how your business is run.

That puts a bow on this topic.  We’ll start a new one on Friday.  Until then, keep on marketing!
 

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