My most successful campaign

Robert X · 28th Oct 2012, 09:13 PM

Hey all,

I just wanted to say "wudup?" And let you know my most successful campaign that I have done in the mobile niche.

I made up a mock up site of a potential clients site and sent them an image of their site along with a mobile version of their site. Personally, in my opinion,, this is by far the best way to sell mobile sites.

Seeing is believing,

Robert X

p.s. my kitty is laying on my keyboard

folkcare · 31st Oct 2012, 09:55 PM

That sounds like a brilliant way to sell mobile to businesses, for sure.
Thanks for the tip.

Silentkiller1 · 31st Oct 2012, 11:26 PM

Thanks for the tip. Most business owners still don't have a mobile version....

Brad Hodge · 2nd Nov 2012, 06:43 PM

Today is the Technology Race
One who is keeping oneself to run with time
are securing the good place in the market

as like they are available as they are mobile and
Mobility means Easiness . which every one wants

Genesis1 · 3rd Nov 2012, 03:01 PM

are you basically trying to say you create an Usual web site and once it's done you upsell with mobile version?

d0rhk · 3rd Nov 2012, 04:21 PM

I found that using this method you create a lot of needless work for yourself.

Your best bet is to create an "industry" demo. So for example a fake dentist, hair dresser, law firm, restaurant etc etc so you can show these to clients.

Another example would be past work.

If the client sees your quality of work, past work and maybe some testimonials, you shouldnt need to create them a mock up.

I've only done work for a client before they pay if it's something theyre really interested in but cant really see how it fits their business. Then giving them something they can see and "hold" in their hand sells them.

Also, never ever EVER create a mock up for a client BEFORE getting in touch with them. If anything, call and say hi I made a mock up, who can I show it to etc then when they say yeah show XX on thursday when hes in, THEN you make the mock up.

Please do not waste your time making a mock up for a client if they dont even know what it is..

Hope that helps.

watsonovedades · 3rd Nov 2012, 09:35 PM

How do you sell the idea of the mobile website? are you using QR codes to promote it?

Ruck · 4th Nov 2012, 09:00 AM

Just go to Craigslist or Backpages and post in the services section. There are millions of businesses and webmasters who will gladly take on your mobile website services.

dantehicks · 4th Nov 2012, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by d0rhk

Your best bet is to create an "industry" demo. So for example a fake dentist, hair dresser, law firm, restaurant etc etc so you can show these to clients.

Another example would be past work.

If the client sees your quality of work, past work and maybe some testimonials, you shouldnt need to create them a mock up.

Exactly what I do. I've really focused on one niche in particular so my portfolio is now enough to get prospects in that industry to "get it" and close the deal. However, if I get interest from outside the niche I would absolutely create a generic industry-specific demo.

Roberto F Carrera · 9th Nov 2012, 04:37 PM

Sometimes the owner of the business will do nothing when they see a demo site with the niche site... but when they see THEIR OWN site... well their eyes start to bulge and their hand goes to their wallet. Just my experience in this.

zigzag007 · 11th Nov 2012, 12:03 AM

Nice tips for sure.

andy217 · 11th Nov 2012, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by Roberto F Carrera

Sometimes the owner of the business will do nothing when they see a demo site with the niche site... but when they see THEIR OWN site... well their eyes start to bulge and their hand goes to their wallet. Just my experience in this.

I agree with Roberto, instead you can show them a couple of demo sites and when they are interested, guide them in the 1 on 1 meeting to a squeeze page on your phone or on a desktop and show them what their website looks like in mobile phone simulator and on your smartphone. They see true value when you point out pros/cons of a mobile website while looking at their own website and then what it might possible be!

4webmaster · 11th Nov 2012, 10:37 PM

Originally Posted by Roberto F Carrera

Sometimes the owner of the business will do nothing when they see a demo site with the niche site... but when they see THEIR OWN site... well their eyes start to bulge and their hand goes to their wallet. Just my experience in this.

That is correct and work better than past customers demos for me but becareful I got some nasty comments from some business owners (just a few) who were angry at me because I've add their contents (not all, just few lines) and logo.
Some claims that I don't have authorization (permission) to use their logos and copyright contents, other says that I want to force them to buy my mobile site and wanted that I remove all the mockup site on the way.

Lucky it was just a few like 3 biz owners since I'm in this business. Most of them will tell you great but not interested and you must tell them in advance that it's a mockup and will be deleted as soon as he says No.

Otherwise putting demo sites with same niche doesn't really Bang!

28th Oct 2012, 09:13 PM	#1
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d0rhk HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2008 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 356 Thanks: 88 Thanked 78 Times in 50 Posts	Re: My most successful campaign Share on: I found that using this method you create a lot of needless work for yourself. Your best bet is to create an "industry" demo. So for example a fake dentist, hair dresser, law firm, restaurant etc etc so you can show these to clients. Another example would be past work. If the client sees your quality of work, past work and maybe some testimonials, you shouldnt need to create them a mock up. I've only done work for a client before they pay if it's something theyre really interested in but cant really see how it fits their business. Then giving them something they can see and "hold" in their hand sells them. Also, never ever EVER create a mock up for a client BEFORE getting in touch with them. If anything, call and say hi I made a mock up, who can I show it to etc then when they say yeah show XX on thursday when hes in, THEN you make the mock up. Please do not waste your time making a mock up for a client if they dont even know what it is.. Hope that helps.

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