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I need to research more on my approach. These looks interesting. Thanks!
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A question for those who've got their postcards made/designed, as well as those who posted theirs in this thread. Has anyone actually been able to fit 8 full, equal sized ads + branding on their card? The card TWalker posted above for instance has 8 ads + branding, but the 2 ads on the bottom right are clearly half sized. Also the ads vary in size to a decent degree, so much so that the business of the top right might feel they got screwed compared to bottom center. The "Titan Value" postcard that was posted by someone earlier in this thread also has a similar design, as does the design I got from my graphic designer. So, has anyone been able to fit all 8 ads + branding? And if so, could you post your card (or pm it to me) And also, do you guys put your branding on both sides of the card, or just one side? |
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What you do is charge different amounts for different sized ads. Having a variety of price points allows those concerned about price to find a smaller, less expensive way to advertise on it, and it looks more aesthetically pleasing to the eye to have different sized ads laid out like BobRoss and Gregg have done. You set the pricing and you can sell up to a more noticeable sized ad or offer someone a great "deal" for a smaller spot. Just be creative. |
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As far as different size ads like umm just charge different prices. Then noone will be mad. Also says this is the wso I believe. | |
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Wow, amazing man..could you give me some picture as a proof?
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Not me, I use a Droid X (from ebay) with a 4.3" screen and pay $29.95 month for my smartphone cell service on PagePlus. I pay 1/3 of most peoples smartphone bills and I can take credit cards. | |
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Can someone help me craft a smooth answer to this objection. I know the answer but my explanation gets wordy, Need a short and effective way to answer- If I start offering coupons won't I just train customers to expect a deal in order to come in? |
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![]() coupon is a that thing that gets people come back for more.... people like getting things cheaper, it makes them happy... | |
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IE We used to go to this Japanese restaurant every so often and pay full price, about 10-11$ per person. Then they came out with 2 for 1 dinners every tuesday. So for 3 months we went there every week and dined in for 10.84$ TOTAL + tip, less than what it would cost to go to Subway. Since they went back to the normal price, we never went back. We got into the "bad" habit (for them) of thinking their dinner is worth 2 for 1. When they canceled it, it's a sudden price increase of 100% for us and all of a sudden, you feel bad about it. That's the objection people have about coupons. They feel that if they discount too much and too often, then people will just hold out and develop the habit of only coming in when there's a huge sale. Coupons work well but they have to be used wisely. | |
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Assuming a restaurant client "You mean give them an incentive to come in twice a month instead of once a month ... that would be horrible" Gotta be smiling and say the last part with a tinge of sarcasm |
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Let your prospect know that what you are offering is to get new customers in the door. That's your business. Let him know that's it's his business to give them a great experience so they naturally want to come back...that's his job. Best, Ewen | |
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Since we are in a depression, many customers are looking for an excuse to go out. It's not that they don't want to go out, they just feel like they have to watch their money more closely. They're still spending money, but at less places. Wouldn't you rather have them at your restaurant?
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#1 - Has anyone done a .psd of the BobRoss layout front and back? If so, please contact me as I would like to purchase the editable file from you. Please email me turbowagon at yahoo dot com #2 - Has anyone found an alternative to MelissaData for the initial carrier route demographics lookup? They dropped the "Average Household Income" and "Average Home Value" from the summary page making the tool far less useful. Thanks. |
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Interesting post! It may work but I find it hard to believe that it will work for the clients, lets face it most people will simply view it as junk mail and throw it in the cash. Any business that has marketing capabilities will probably not purchase this service.
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What exactly is a "business that has marketing capabilities" and why wouldn't they purchase it? $500 for a spot (or w/e people charge) to send it to 10k is 5 cents per postcard. You can't even ship them for that price if you do it yourself. Then there is a benefit of having multiple types of ads compared to just your ad (but much bigger) However sicne to do it yourself it'd cost 10 times as much, and results are very unlikely to be 10 times better, it actually makes sense to go with this. (after all I get verizon and comcast ads in Valpak) And why wouldn't it work for a cleint? Depending on what business it is, they might only need 2-50 clients to get their money's worth (not even including life time values of clients, just from the initial transaction) Is it that hard to believe that a restaurant advertising some nice special deal will get 50 people out of 10k it was sent to? That's only 0.5% response rate, which is about average for a postcard. |
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Even more so, they most likely think in terms of immediate sales, aka "I'll probably get 25 people paying 10$ and I'll lose money".. They don't have a referral system, they don't have a bounce-back offer, they don't have any systematic system to attract and retain customers. I can see teaching them and making them see the light, but that's another can of worms. For this model to work without pulling your hair out, you seem to have to pluck the low hanging fruits. | |
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To answer your question, now that I've done more research.. the small businesses in this zip code (in a 15 miles radius from where I live) don't appear to spend on anything except maybe the Yellow Pages, a few billboards, some yard signs. Some of them have Facebook pages, which aren't used to their maximum potential (they aren't tied in to in-store offers, people aren't encouraged to 'like' it, the offers posted are lame and won't get you off your butt to go visit them etc). They can definitively use many services I have the expertise to provide. I'm just going to have to find the best way to put my foot in the door. I have zero salesmanship experience. Bigger town has hundreds of small businesses and a lot of them already do heavy advertising (including radio, newspaper), so perhaps they would be a lot more receptive. | |
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In the ItsBobRoss WSO, he discussed how one client used the *competetive advantages* and every day price displayed AS a coupon... while the New Customers came streaming in payin the 'every day low price' the business owner was laughing all the way to the bank ... So it can happen... I signed a Dog Groomer in town today who's grooming services includes Teeth Brushing... for $35 every day 6 days a week. My Vet quoted me $800+ to clean my dog's teeth... and I have a Min-Pin! (22Lb Miniature Doberman Pincher) Certainly they are not the *same* level of Teeth cleaning, but who do you think is going to be brushing my dogs teeth ($800 Vet Price) in just a couple weeks, and clipping his toenails ($19 Vet Price) with a bath for under $25??? I predict a second location in this groomer's future!!! So - it's going through the numbers and getting the right fit. My last call of the day - around 4:00pm today I walked into a place called Pro-Cut - hair stying... Asked about the owner, discovered the lone employee there was the store manager... started up my pitch using a direct mail piece that came to MY business (shortly after I started this campain - eerriieee...) and it was talking about Direct Mail for MY business... pointed out the $0.30 / $0.58 / $0.62 PER CARD depending on personalization and she was *jumping out of her skin* excited saying we NEED this... I said no you don't need this - cause you will make a decision in 20 seconds or less about if you need this offer or not, and then it's in the trash or lost in a pile of paper (as I am pulling out my Giant PostCard)... I then explained it's $0.88 to mail, $0.50 to print... and $13,000 for 10,000 copies delivered to their homes... But... THIS is EXACTLY what you need! It will not be in the trash, it's bigger than anything in your mail box, and with the new Postal Service Delivery option I can deliver it to any house for under $0.08 per house! Thought she was gonna *faint* on me! ![]() I might just get a call from the owner of these four stores - There was only ONE person in there other than the Mgr, and that person was headed out the door... The opportunities are out there... Now 5 days of effort, 2 deals closed, several working... Next week is going to *explode*... cause I have sown the seeds this week while training my pitch. I am using ItsBobRoss's pricing for first presentation, then delivering a tiered price list determined by 'square inch coverage' of $595 for the 11.25 size and above, $495 for 11.00 in or less, and $295 for the smallest space. I changed my pricing after realizing I was giving my prospects No Options... just one price of $595 (Doh!) Closed the Groomer after calling and letting her know about the price change... She said come by and get the $$$, I am ready to reserve a space! Till you get INTO your market, you can only guess what they need... but by working in the market you will discover what will work... I'll see you OUT There tomorrow for sure! To YOUR Success! Patrick | |
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We filled our first edition in 3 1/2 weeks doing it part-time whenever we got around to it. This is a viable business that can be done anywhere by anyone. But- if you don't think it can be done, it's not for you. Move on to something else you can believe in. We have a Territory Rep who sold 7 ads in his first week...would have been more but his internet was down and he couldn't email anyone. We have another Rep who made his first cold-call to a company who advertises in another program, and signed them up on the spot over the phone. There is a TON of opportunity for this out there- |
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Hey I see what you're doing and there are lots of salesmen on this forum so trust me everyone has their own little way of selling. But before I ever got into sales I use to do PU (pickup). Of women, when I was younger. Somewhat immature at the time yes, but the stuff actually worked great for getting a woman home with you. And what was advised in PU is one of the same core principals I use today. Which is simple, DO NOT trigger resistance. And this has everything to do with positioning. When you approach a woman, you can position yourself as the courter, the one who benefits most, or you can position yourself as something valuable. People with high social status rarely approach anyone. So my "approach" for women was actually not an approach at all. It was an approach that came off like I wasn't approaching anyone, if that makes sense (you can read more about this in the M3 Model of Seduction). I'd open the girl up, and demonstrated active disinterest. This doesn't mean saying "I'm not interested", this means opening her up in a way that showed I wasn't interested. For instance, 0 flirting. Having evasive stand offish bodylanguage. Only locking eyes if she did something worthy of approval. And if she said something I didn't like, I didn't agree and say I liked it, I forced her to qualify to me that much more or made it known I was interested in other things. Once again not by saying it, but by actually focusing on other things the second she said something I didn't like. There are deep psychological forces at work in every person you meet. My brother is one of the best salesmen I ever met in my life. For the first 10 years of sales he was aggressive, overt, always trying hard to close people. He closed some sales, but for the most part all he did was trigger resistance. When you go into these business's I say don't qualify your service or product to them. Don't talk about how its the best or other business's have been successful using it. Say "did you know that x business down the road from you uses 9x12 postcard marketing and their seats are always full?" or "did you know one of the largest reasons people don't get business in advertising is because they always advertise next to their competitors?" Like instead of saying "my system rocks because I don't advertise your competitors". You should be able to see the difference there. If you can see it, realize that difference almost means everything in sales. Don't let them know you were the one who sold the successful marketing. Casually position it as "someone else used x marketing and had x success with it". Use specifics and keep the focus OFF YOU and YOUR TIES TO THE SERVICE. Its all about that positioning to create the right effect with sales. And the more I learn about sales the more I learn its usually easier than most people understand. People just don't see it the right way. By that I mean anytime you are trying to convey value to someone, you must first detach yourself from that value. The value will still be associated to you, you just kill that obvious link to yourself. Don't be the salesman trying to sell the valuable product or service. Focus on the SERVICE. Get the focus off you. Its so much harder for me to put into words than it would be to show you in real life. But I think you get the picture. I've had decent success just focusing on how to word things the right way, really thats all sales is ever about. Write down all the things you KNOW are going to TRIGGER RESISTANCE, and find out a different way to say them. You can start at "and thats exactly how you spark business". I NEVER try to teach my client how to be good at marketing. All it does is reinforce the fact I'm trying to benefit off them. That will just cause another objection that I'll have to find a work around for. So its essentially the same as speaking in circles. Rather then tie benefits to yourself, tie them to the product. Then learn how to seperate yourself from the product. Thats all I can really say right now as I'm far too tired to make proper sense. | |
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Yes absolutely. Demonstrating higher value, build comfort/rapport/trust, mirror body language, breathing, voice tone and speed (I always speak slow with deep and polytone voice) force people to qualify.. and theres NLP too which is incredible for sales. Also used a lot in seduction. The M3 Model and NLP was really all I learned. But I gave it a real thorough go. Going out 4 nights a week just to practice on people till I noticed patterns forming. That is the type of stuff you can really practice everyday and get good at. Learning eye patterns, verbal representations of nonverbal behavoir, I think thats honestly the only reason I'm as good as I think I am at sales. Lots of people see these things as almost witchcraft or cultish crap but the reality is people are hardwired animals. They all are the same. At this point in my life I have no doubt about that. |
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Good point, RedShifted.... I've been a 'public speaker', I guess you could say (a minister) for over 30 years. One thing different about me is that I don't 'hide' behind the pulpit - not that it would help since I'm 6'4" and my weight is none of your business ![]() I get right down on floor level with my congregation, within mere feet of them, sometimes walking around and even touching them on their shoulders, while I engage them "dialogically" during the sermon - making it literally "conversational". When I'm speaking/proclaiming the Word, I can see every nuance of movement and facial expression - I 'know' when I'm 'connecting' and when I'm not - - I "read" them, and since I'm not 'hiding' behind the pulpit, they can 'read' me, too. When THAT happens (to put it in 'sales parlance'), it's so easy to "close the deal" because you know they are where you are. When I was in sales (hard consumables, sometimes door-to-door), it was like that, too. It's amazing how much easier it is if you really like people, like what you're doing, and genuinely want to help people - instead of just looking at them as the 'enemy' standing between you and a paycheck ! These are skills that can be learned and cultivated, as long as you're not 'afraid' of moods and emotions, as all too many are,... but THAT is a whole different issue that may require a lot more introspection and even counselling. Belief in your product and real caring can't be faked - don't forget... they can 'read' you just as easily as you can 'read' them ![]() Your friend in Christ, Hal |
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How did you go about finding this comission person? And are they happy with the comission? Granted, I guess $1,400 for 2 week's worth of part time isn't bad at all.
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We got lucky with our first one- he was a flyer delivery guy who fell in love with this business and asked if he could do it full time. He has a lot of experience in working with small business owners. | |
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Bob, this is a really good idea - I do direct one to one strategies for my clients and will be trying this out. At the mo, it's just singular to their present and past customers. This could be a pretty good step when they have seen the results of singular mailings to get my other clients on the full card as a way of prospecting. Cheers.
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Buffalobt, were you at all worried that the salesperson you've hired would just take the idea and run with it? I guess to me the selling is the hard part. So if he's doing it, why not get a bigger share of the profit by doing the whole thing himself.
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A good sales person is good at sales...maybe not so much at all the other stuff that goes into one of these. That's exactly why we did one ourselves- to get a real understanding of what it takes to make it happen. So no- I'm not worried about that at all. | |
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Interesting, any tips you can share? I got my "sample postcard" designed and printed, got Bob's premium wso, going throuhg it's content. Going to USPS's What the heck is EDDM and how do you use it" class/presentation tomorrow. So I am really curious as to what else is involved that you find more time consuming/challenging than selling the ads. Granted if you implement Bob's "triple threat" approach I can see how it could be time consuming. |
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I was looking into this business. What businesses you suggest to approach that will like this kind of service? I am thinking pizza/delivery restaurants, oil/tire change shops, any other suggestions?
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Do some coupon keyword research, there are hundreds of possibilities. I would buy the Premium WSO if still available. The info + access to Bob's mastermind forum is a real bargain! | |
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Uggghhhh my stuff is getting ripped off and leaked onto new websites....so I'm pulling all links of my mockup to protect my advertisers' info. I mean I dont mind a couple graphics being stolen but NOBODY has the permission to post up images of my advertisers' names and info across the world. Guess imitation is a form of flattery but I dont like it! Hope everyone else is well and kicking butt on the postcard business! |
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I had a question though, and anyone who used e-mailing the owners as a strategy to warm the leads, hopefully can give me an idea what to do. So my question is, how do I find the email of the person that I need to contact, once I know they are advertising on ValPak? I've tried to go through Manta.com but usually they show only the phone number there. Tried their website, about 80% of those companies that are advertising on ValPak are big companies which usually have a contact form on their website, but I am not sure whether the owner will EVER read my message? I really appreciate your help guys! Because I'm stuck at this point ... Thanks. | |
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In regards to your specific question, visit the websites of the Valpak advertisers...if they have an email listed then use it. Pretty simple. We have a "ZERO to $1,400 in 30 days" turnkey program for Territory Reps- if you want to just sell this and not deal with all the other stuff. | |
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Just managed to check out ValPak pricing - They are competitive, and apparently they may have SMS coming too. Has anyone else seen a USPS EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail) on TV? Caught one Saturday night... Got a Graphics Artist locked in this past weekend for the first card. Have one Salon who wants out because 'direct mail should be non compete on the card' (LOL) I requested to present to the Salon Technicians but was declined by owner... She has heard the non compete several times - and I found a *sweet* looking brand new shop Saturday... ![]() Pushing hard, this is going to be a Great Week! Thank You itsBobRoss Thank You greggorio28 Patrick |
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It also opens the door to provide an additional service: capturing the contact info of people who bring in the coupon and marketing to them in the future. Of course, you can do that for them, creating another win-win proposition. | |
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