How to convince your customers to patronize you (2024)
Dont underestimate yourself if you are confident of your products/services. If you lack confidence in yourself, your customer will notice that and will under price what you have to offer.
Don’t ever apologize to your customers for the price you are offering. Tell your customers your price with confidence. it adds value your products/services. Be ready to move on if the customer is been unreasonable. Trust me, a potential customer will value your confidence.
Focus on the value of your product/ service, not on the price alone. Customers will pay for value so the features and benefits of what you are offering should be emphasized. Tell your customer that you’d like to offer your services but you can’t because if you lower your price for one customer then it means you have to lower your price for everybody.
You can lower your prices or negotiate if it will be in your best interest. You could also do so if the customer is buying more than one item.
Don’t be too quick to negotiate prices or lower them. Else the buyer will perceive that your services are worthless.
Most importantly, you want to leave your customers feeling satisfied. That will motivate them to come back to you again and again.
Your belief in yourself and your product/service will be your best weapon. Your confidence will surely be rewarded.
Having a deep personal relationship with your customers is one of the key factors that drive them to buy more and patronize you. It could just be you passing a simple compliment. Show them that you are not just interested in making sales, but you care about them.
You certainly cannot, and should not, convince a potential customer to patronize your product or service. ...
So the first thing you have to do is to convince him is to purchase it, use it, provide feedback on a regular basis, and tell you all about the good as well as bad things he has experienced with it.
So have your employees do the networking for you. Build some time into their work schedules for them to seek out potential clients. Send them to conferences and nights out to promote your business. Supply them with coupons and freebies to give away while they talk to people about the brand.
2. Telling Someone that they Always or Never do Something. Saying things like “You always make that mistake” or “You never do things properly” is extremely patronizing.
Show Value. Customers want to know what's in it for them. Use words that convey value, such as “save,” “earn,” “benefits,” and “solutions.” Tell them why your product or service is worth their time and money.
Create a positive feedback loop with your customers
These actions might start out by downloading your content or following you on social media. The more confidence they have that they can achieve their goal with your help, and that they're already on the way to doing it, the more likely they are to be a customer.
Present yourself confidently — make eye contact and stand up straight. Stuttering nervously can make you seem less trustworthy. Don't keep on asking because that may irritate them. Ask few times and if they say no, ask someone else or buy your own.
Having a deep personal relationship with your customers is one of the key factors that drive them to buy more and patronize you. It could just be you passing a simple compliment. Show them that you are not just interested in making sales, but you care about them.
Understanding persuasion allows sales professionals to influence customer decision-making. By using persuasive language, employing social proof, leveraging scarcity or urgency, making sales calls, and appealing to emotions, salespeople can guide customers toward making favorable buying decisions.
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