Gain Clients By Stating Benefits Not Features
One of the most commonly overlooked marketing mistakes is not knowing the difference between features and benefits. Sales copy must clearly state what the benefit of using your product or service is. Features are simply describing your product or service.
For example:
Feature:
Drain-Edge works hard to provide you and your home with carefree plumbing solutions.
Benefit:
Enjoy care-free plumbing solutions that put your mind at ease and let you live worry- free!
The basic rule is that a benefit answers the question “What’s in it for me?” By stating a benefit you are inviting your target audience to imagine using your product or service in order to take care of a problem they’re trying to solve.
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By Sara Hassler
GenerateMyAds.com
Resource Development Manager
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