Sunday, April 26, 2009

High Ticket Marketing - Uncover 4 Ways to Supercharge Your High Ticket Marketing

So, you're done creating and structuring your advanced online seminars and classes in an easy-to-use-and-understand format, high ticket coaching/consulting services, and advanced coaching programs. You feel eager to get out there and start sharing information so others can live a better life. You see dollar signs everywhere once people learn about your amazing offerings. Okay then. Let's get started so your prospects can be helped and you can start making money. Keep reading to uncover 4 ways to supercharge your high ticket marketing.

1. Think like your target market customers. When you think like your customers, you can easily capture their attention. For example, suppose you expertly show people how to develop and maintain happy family relationships. Your products will express ideas family members can use to promote family happiness. So, because of your own person happy family experiences, you can share those "happy family secrets" and say things your readers may have never before thought of in your amazing information products.

2. By catering to your niche market audience and providing niche market rich content in the form of plans, strategies, techniques, tips, methods, etc,. information products, they have a resource in your programs from which to model their unique niche market desires.

3. When you intentionally become the source that provides superior materials by which anyone interested in that particular niche comes to for the best materials on the market, you follow a certain protocol. You think about the things important to your niche and give it to them in the way they prefer to hear it and experience it. So, in the "happy family relationships" niche market example, you would create information product services and programs that promote happy family relationships. This would be in the form of audio recordings, CD series for different types of families, card games, flash cards, board games, songs, ebooks, PDR reports, etc..

4. Creating information products your niche confirms really do leave them feeling fulfilled and satisfied regarding their needs and wants, is proof that you do understand your ideal customer's mindset. And, when sales are great, those high sales are evidence your products do meet the needs and do satisfy your niche audience demands. When you are favored by your niche, this is evidence they consider you the ultimate "go to" source for the niche. Why? Because they recognize that you do know how to focus on what's important to those in your niche, ask them to express their unique yet troubled customized views of their pressing problems and, using their feedback, you create products that solve their problems.

Continuing with the "happy family" example, as the buyer of a "happy family" program, your prospect will be looking to fulfill certain wants in a happy family program. By asking them what they would like to see in a superior "happy family" program and then you giving it to them, you have mastered how to masterfully serve your niche. When you create and use a process that works, stick with it.

By Sean R Mize

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Sean Mize teaches coaches, consultants, and small business owners how to package their knowledge and sell it in high priced coaching, consulting, and online class packages, and is an expert at using articles like this to drive traffic to his website, and has taught hundreds of clients his secrets. Sean says "If you have an existing marketable service or skill that you can teach others, I can teach you to package it into a high-priced class or coaching program, guaranteed"

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