Just between you and me...
The prospect has to have a measure of trust in you or your business or even just your website if you're not visible. Without it, no sale will be made unless they're willing to write off a purchase as a loss -- and not many will do that.
So, I thought it might be useful to talk about two things:
1. What can a marketer do to promote trust with the prospect?I'll add my thoughts as the thread develops. Right now this is about YOU and what YOU think. Since the answers are personal likes and dislikes there are no wrong answers -- so please disagree respectfully if you disagree or I'll come stick peas up your nose in the middle of the night! :p
2. What do marketers do to create distrust with the prospect?
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