The basic premise of shopping or doing research online is that a prospect will not have to talk to anyone to get the information they are after. It is a journey so to speak, they can look and not touch, go where they are told and not ask any questions until the end. Your visitors (like kids on a field trip) are on your site because of some simple curiosity that has led them to your site. You are their guide. They expect you to know where you want them to go and show them everything they want to see. Every click from a visitor on your site is a question looking for an answer. The click represents an opportunity for you (the guide) to answer their question correctly leading your visitors to the light at the end of the tunnel. So, they (visitors) better get what they want as quickly as possible or they’ll click their back button and look for another guide.
When the content of your website convinces a visitor that your information is valuable to them; they give you something of value in return. They give you their valuable information by becoming a lead.
Let’s just get one thing straight, it doesn’t matter if your website has a simple or complex sales process. The nature of a website in the context of this article is irrelevant as to the objective of any website is plain and simple, it is persuasion.
You may or may not have heard of “funnel marketing". So, what is funnel marketing"?
Funnel marketing is a customer approach of going backwards in the whole evolution from prospect to lead, lead to customer and customer to repeat customer. In order to use this process, ask yourself these questions: who, what and how?
1- Who do I need to convince?
2- What am I convincing my visitors to do?
When the objective of your site is generating leads, you want to convince your visitors to fill in a contact form for more information, register to download some sort of free information, a e-book or demo, register for special offers, opt in to a newsletter or e-mail list, or use “email a friend" to forward interesting content on your site to those they know with similar interests.
Now that you have your target audience, in this case, business opportunity seekers which represent your “who" from above, and you have identified the action you want them to take, which is turn them into a lead. You will now need look at configuring an online experience that incorporates your answer to the third basic question:
3- How do I most effectively persuade my visitors?
Relevancy = More MLM Leads Conversions
Identify what really matters to your visitors. What motivates them to seek you out? What problems do you solve for them? Identify the benefits your products or services offer. Think in reverse (remember funnel marketing), what motivated you to sign up into this business. You Want Qualified MLM Leads for Your Home Business, not overzealous money seeker leads. So Hold the Hype and Industry Lingo
Unless you’re speaking to a targeted group of people, who know your industry inside and out, do not get lost in translation. Your message needs to be clear; it always helps to state your message clearly for the largest audience possible. Create an FAQ on your site for industry terms you can link to if you must use industry specific terms. This will send your message without sending your visitors to your competition.
Leave out the hype. People buy from people, not from super duper, cutting edge, one of a kind, solve all systems. Because people buy from people, don’t brag about yourself or how great you are and how much money you’ve earned. Your visitors are interested in finding out what you can do for them. In the process of finding this out, they will want to know who is speaking to them. Have you ever noticed how authors write a brief biography in the back of their book? You should do the same. However, on a webpage you will want to create an “about me" page where people who are interested can click there to read about your accomplishments.
This shouldn’t read like a resume, but rather the ever popular interview question, “tell me about yourself’. Talk about where you went to school, where you reside, your family, what motivates you. Bring yourself to their level and earn their trust by answering their unanswered question of “who will I be dealing with?" Remember, people buy from people, so identifying with your audience is very important.
This is enough for now to let you research further. Next week in part two of this series, I will include information on achieving higher conversions or more MLM Leads for your MLM, Network Marketing and Home Based Business Opportunity.
When it comes to lead capture pages, ask for as little information as possible. You are trying to guide and persuade as many leads as you possibly can. What information makes you feel uneasy handing over to someone you have never met before goes for the majority of people online. The more information you ask for, the less likely folks are to hand it over. Conversion rates generally relate to the amount of information requested, the lower the conversion rate you have the more information you asked for on your capture page. This holds especially true for lead-generating conversions.
Your visitors expect to get something in return for their information they provide to you, just as you expect to get your cup filled with coffee when you exchange money for a cup at a coffee shop. What your visitors have to provide should not be more than they perceive necessary. Would you pay $10.00 for a small cup of coffee, even if you were in Seattle at a Starbucks? The more information you want your visitors to provide, you will have to provide more value in relation to the request.
More appropriately in the context here of this article, you will want to provide the same value for the more information you ask for on your webpage. If you wouldn’t provide your daytime phone number, street address and desired income for a newsletter then you need to ask for as little as possible. With internet marketing, you are probably better off simply asking for the names and email addresses if you aren’t going to provide incentives.
You will want to ask for information relating to your message. Because you are talking about a business opportunity you will need to ask for information such as:
"Enter your name and email address with phone number and we will send you our free report and reserve your spot for tonight’s executive conference call. Here you will get the chance to meet our executive members and hear in greater detail what we are all about..."
If MLM Prospects get it, they will become MLM Leads
Your visitors’ attention span is about less than 3 seconds. Due to back buttons on many computer mice, some online market researchers have stated less than 1 second. The bottom line is, if visitors can't quickly get your content or see where they need to go, they won't stick around and you will not have a lead. Don’t create pages that are very long where the user has to scroll endlessly to the bottom of the page. Break up your content into short and sweet bites with proper navigation structuring. You want to make your site is presentable and easy to navigate. Qualify to Improve MLM Lead Quality
Remember, you are your visitors’ guide; it is your responsibility to help your visitors convert to a lead as soon as they land on your site. The nature of the lead generation is the same to sales; some visitors may not be in a buying mood. Where some visitors will buy no matter what you say, they are just in the right mood at the right time. Just as qualifying a customer is as important to get a customer to buy a product. This process is just as important in generating a lead. You have probably heard, “it’s a numbers’ game" or “some will, some won’t, so what". These clichés are just as true in generating leads. You need to focus on your numbers to see what is working and what isn’t working to better tune your campaign. Want Responsive MLM Leads - The proof is in the metric’s pudding
You need to measure what you have done and how well you have done it.
1- Conversion rate (responses): How many visitors viewed your internet-video about your company and products, subscribed to your newsletter, or opted in to your email list?
2- Time spent on your site: What is the overall average amount of time each visitor is spending on your site?
3- Abandonment rates, especially on contact pages: Out of the total number of visitors how many left without completing the process? Where on your site are your visitors jumping ship? Are you losing visitors right before you turn them into a lead?
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