The final step is to persuade the reader to buy something from you. Once you’ve done all the steps mentioned above (and taken a couple of other tips from this blog), I promise you that selling will be really easy. More important than selling, however, is learning to recognize at which point you offer the first product for sale. We Finns are a moderately skeptical people. is always a dog buried in everything and that someone is always trying to file into the lens. That’s why building trust is so extremely important. selling right from the first post. product on the email list thank you page.
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Third parties send two e-mails, and after that a heavy barrage of sales e-mails new database begins. But we Finns don’t like this kind of thing We don’t want to be sold to. compulsion. when we buy. The best time to sell something to potential customers is when you get the first email asking if your products are available for purchase anywhere. And that email will come. I have received countless emails even demanding that my products be purchased. It is definitely worth having an online store if there are more products. But in posts and emails, I don’t recommend selling anything at the very beginning. always a matter of trust. If the buyer doesn’t trust, he won’t buy.
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Of course, in the same breath it must be said that this is individual. Some businesses and blogs need more trust building than others. You should allow at least three months to build trust. After six months, the situation is already significantly better. As I said at the beginning, blogging is a long-term business, and there are no “get-rich-overnight” solutions USA CFO here. Patience and perseverance bring committed customers, whose company you can enjoy for a long time. Think of it this way: The blog is the first part of the path to which you direct your potential customer. A blog is never the end result, but the beginning.