SURPRISE TIP: Here’s some well-tested, pro-level advice
In this issue, we’re about to fix your messages.
Based on customer advice, we’re about to give you a impactful mini-framework used by thousands of business owners for their Salesforce SMS drip campaign, which works without fail.
But before that, want to see a weak looking message?
Is this what your text messages look like?
Sure – SMS does decrease response time – but only if the messages are interesting. Even if Salesforce text messages land straight in the notification bar, you’re only likely to get a response if you’ve got the message right.
And therein lies the problem.
You’re either asking potential customers to buy without knowing them well enough. Or you sell to them without creating the environment and readiness to buy first.
Everyone is selling a product. And failing.
Few are describing, finding, and solving deep seat problems and desires,
You wouldn’t propose to someone you don’t know very well, right? Then why send pushy sales messages when customer aren’t ready to buy, or worse, aren’t customers.
Let solve this with a magic SMS spell, if you will.
You need to do 2 things
Find your target audience
Find people in your current database that have bought from you.
Look at which of them have money, which of them are on the same wavelength as you when you talk to them, and which of them respect the work you do and the value you bring (ie. can clearly see your value and don’t nitpick on/ micromanage your work later).
Now, look for a ‘throughline.’ Common attributes that bind these people together – these should be measurable or visible. The more attributes the better. Apply these filters and look for similar people throughout your data base. Also use this to draft an ideal ‘initial’ persona for a buyer.
Voila, customers!
Write a ‘flyer’ for the audience’s secret desire
Now identify the top secret desire among secret desire for THIS DATABASE. What’s the one relatable situation and desire they identify with? HOW can you solve it? How MUCH can you solve it?
That’s your hook. Your opening message.
Not a sales message. Not a product sale.
But an invitation to solve a problem.
Invite the customer over, and help them solve a problem without ever even mentioning a product.
Invite them over. Truly help them – without the product – and cement a relationship as their problem solver.
Why? Because they don’t even know if your product can help them yet. Mentioning your product when your customer needs help can ONLY CREATE CONFUSION.
Now that that’s settled, we write.
See that? No selling. Just help. Help that understands the customer, speaks to their situation and secret desire, and knows what they want.
It’s the kind of help that gets lots of callbacks on the right database.
You’re welcome. Now try out this model on your database.
Tell us how well it went.
If you face issues, you can always email us and we’ll point out how you can make campaigns like this better and more pointed.