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All successful marketing works the same
Episode 17622nd September 2022 • Irresistible Communication • Dr. Michael Gerharz
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… and yet, there’s a crucial difference in how honest marketers and sneaky marketers approach it … 

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All successful marketing basically works the same.

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It makes customers see a brighter future and then it leads them to the point of

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no return, a point where it becomes an unbearable thought for them to go back

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to normal so that the only possible resolution is to buy your product.

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Successful marketing makes the customer want that brighter future.

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sneaky marketers know that, too.

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Actually they know it particularly well.

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All of the sneaky marketing schemes out there are built on that principle.

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Sneaky marketers are masterful at figuring out what customers desire

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and then making bold promises around these desires without, and that's

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the catch, without caring about whether they can keep these promises.

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The challenge for honest marketers is that they do care for keeping their promises.

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So when they make a bold promise, they need to work extra hard

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to actually be able to keep it.

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The challenge for the customer is to notice the difference.

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Does the marketer only care for the money?

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Or do they actually care for delivering on the promise?

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If you are an honest marketer, the lesson here is to understand these principles

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of successful marketing and master them even better than the sneaky marketer.

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Here are three questions that might help you with this:

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first, what is it that my customer truly desires?

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Second.

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What is the boldest promise that I can confidently make towards that

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desire and still be able to keep it.

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Can you make it even bolder?

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And third, how can you lead them to the point of no return?

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The point at which it becomes an unbearable thought for

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them not to buy your product.

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