How to Create Offers That Sell

As an entrepreneur you know that putting together a marketing strategy around your ideal client will allow you to attract the clients and customers you most want to serve. But after you attract your clients, the next step is to make them an offer.

If you want to make money in your business, you must create offers your ideal clients want to buy. Something they cannot resist and whip out their credit card with barely any resistance.

I’ve been selling for decades and I can tell you that there have been plenty of times that I’ve been tasked with trying to sell something that just wasn’t able to be sold.

So what makes up a good offer? An offer is something that someone knows will solve their problem or provide the desired outcome they would like to have.

How do you create an offer that cannot be resisted? Below are the nine parts to crafting an offer that will sell.

1. Who: The first step to coming up with your offer is knowing who the offer is for (your ideal client). Make sure it’s designed for the person you most want to work with.
2. What: Once you know who it’s for, what problem(s) will your offer solve for them?
3. Why: The next part of creating an offer is knowing why your ideal client needs it. Once you write this out then you’ll be able to answer any objection they have about buying it.
4. What Benefits: Then you need to know what benefits your offer will provide for them? For example, when I created my Revenue Makers Mastermind(TM) program, I knew that by enrolling in the program the benefits they would receive would include a marketing plan that attracts clients quickly, a business plan that helps them generate the revenue they want in the time frame they’re looking for, and the ability to sell anything they create.
5. Results: Next you need to identify the results. What is someone going to learn, do, have or be as a result of your offer?
6. Features: Then you want to lay out the features of your program. These are the logistics. For example, my Revenue Makers Mastermind(TM) includes 12 private coaching sessions with me, monthly training calls, monthly Q&A calls, 3 2-day live intensives, a private Facebook community, and much more. These features are the way in which I deliver the results my program provides.
7. Cost: Next you need to determine your cost. What are you charging? What is the full payment amount? What is the amount if they pay in payments?
8. Bonuses: When you create your offers you should consider offering additional bonuses. These add to the value of the program and support the offer. For example, in my program, a Bonus I include is my Client Converting Talks Course which teaches how to attract clients through speaking. It’s a necessary part of their learning and a great benefit to the program I offer.
9. Limiters: Sometimes have a limiter entices someone to buy. A limiter can be done as a limited time offer or in the number of how many are available.

For every offer you create you want to make sure you have all nine elements included. When you do, you’ll have a much more attractive and desirable offer. Which then makes selling your services that much easier.

Now I’d love to hear from you. How are your offers selling? Do you have all of these nine elements for your offers? Which are missing that you think you need to include to make your offers more desirable? 

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