5 Ways To Convert More Visitors Into Sales

September 23, 2008 · Filed Under Uncategorized · Comment 

Even if you may get countless visitors on a daily basis, if you can’t convert them into successful sales, your efforts will be for naught.  Here are 5 tactics you can choose to implement to immediately increase your web conversion rate.

1.    Catchy headlines.  Web citizens have become impatient in in the latter years of the World Wide Web.  It’s very easy for them to visit another web page whenever they find something unlikable in your own web page.  The tactic is in catching their interest fast.  Such can be achieved with cleverly-written headlines.  Headlines, you see, are the first lines of text that your readers will see when they load up your page.  If they’ll enjoy what they’ll encounter, they’ll give your web page a shot.  If not, they’ll quit just as fast as they came.

2.    Easy-to-scan copy.  You’d think that with the growing popularity of the internet, more and more browser will be used to reading.  The contrary, however, is what is true.  Web users easily get fatigued while reading, what with the countless materials they encounter with each and every session of online browsing.  The secret is in simplifying things for them to read your sales letter.  Use numberings and bullets as much as possible.  Make your copy easy to scan.  Prepare your sales copy for an impatient audience and you’ll be rewarded greatly.

3.    Benefit-oriented selling.  Your prospects will buy leaning on emotions and justify leaning on logic.  Don’t forcefully advertise the specs of your product down your audience’s throats.  Instead, tell them of the advantages they can gain from what you’re offering.  Tell them what they stand to gain.  This is a surer method of piquing their desire to get your product.  Mention the features later on, as your clients will need such information to justify the purchase they will be planning to make.

4.    Urgency marketing.  Push your readers to buy from you as soon as possible.  Don’t allow them to think too much, as you might lose some sales.  Implement one time offers, special offers, and many other time-sensitive models to lure them into purchasing your product immediately.

5.    Use involvement tools in your sales page.  Your sales letter doesn’t have to be a linear, straight up delivery of your offer.  You can include involvement options that will compel your prospects to pledge an emotional investment on your undertaking.  Ask or solicit for their ideas.  Better yet, provide them with multiple options for potential answers.  Include calculator scripts that they can utilize.  Make them believe that they are a part of the sales page.