Quick Tip

Why Should I Believe You?

We're all taught to include benefits in our marketing copy.

But after reading your service's primary benefits, you can bet prospects are thinking, "Sounds good, but why should I believe you?".

The best way to answer that is to follow up with some social proof. Social proof comes in many forms. Here are a few you can use to provide social proof in your marketing copy:

  • Client testimonials and Reviews
  • Endorsements from clients, peers, & industry authority figures
  • Results from case studies
  • Statistics and research findings
  • Your professional background

We're all skeptics when reading marketing messages. Give your prospects reason to believe by following up your benefit statements with some social proof.

Have a profitable week!

Bill

913.962.9261

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