Tag Archives: Buyer’s Journey

How Does A Marketing Funnel Work?

How Do You Build A Marketing Funnel?

The human brain craves order and process. It operates in a structured way and understands step-by-step systems. A marketing funnel is just a way to make you think of your marketing in a visual way that helps you keep it organized in your mind.


FREE Checklist: How to Create a Sales & Marketing Funnel

When you logically talk to the brain in a way it can understand, you have a good chance of getting your business message across. This is why marketing funnels work so well for building your business, no matter what niche or market you are in.

Here’s how the different stages work from a marketing point of view.

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How To Make Customers Buy (Regardless of the Price)

8 Tactics To Make Customers Buy 

make customers buyThere are reasons that your audience can be reluctant to buy. They may lack trust, have trouble coming to a decision, procrastinate, worry about cost, and so on. And selling a high-ticket product or service can sometimes make even the best business owner nervous.

But if you’ve done your research and you know who your audience is, what they need, and how to deliver it to them, the price will be beside the point. There are several ways that businesses can legitimately make customers buy. But beware. These are not ‘smoke and mirror’ tactics that will fool a customer into buying. They are genuine reasons to help a potential client make an informed decision.

People buy from businesses they know, like and trust. If you make customers buy because of false claims and promises, your reputation will suffer and you may never sell another product again.

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What You Need To Know About Your Buyer’s Journey

Understanding Your Buyer’s Journey

The process your ideal prospect takes to become a buyer is known as the buyer’s journey. Every buyer goes through a journey when making purchasing decisions regardless of what industry you are in.

For most businesses, your buyer’s journey covers 3 main stages:

  1. Awareness: The buyer has identified that they have a need or a problem.
  2. Consideration: The buyer starts searching for a solution to solve their problem.
  3. Decision: The buyer makes a choice based on the information they’ve gathered.

These stages define where the buyer is, and it goes to their intent. What are they intending to do? What do they do in order to choose to purchase?

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10 Ways To Reduce Your Customer’s Fear Of Buying And Close the Sale

How To Reduce Buyer Fear And Close The Sale

If you have a product or service to sell, then it’s time to get serious about reducing buyer fear so that you can close the sale and boost your conversions. After all, closing the sale is the point because if you don’t do that, no one will experience your amazing product or service that solves their problems.


Reducing buyer fear is an important aspect of marketing online and even offline. People won’t buy if there is something that is worrying them about your product or service. People only buy from those they feel as if they know, like and trust. You included. You know you’re trustworthy so show it by proving it.

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How To Create A Customer Journey Map

Designing Your Customer Journey Map

Customer Journey Map

It is easy for your prospects to become a customer?

Regardless of your industry, every buyer goes through a journey when making a purchasing decision. Understanding this journey will help you know what information to give them and when.

Creating a buyer journey map, or sales funnel, will be beneficial to you and your buyers.

The more you understand your buyer, the more you’ll be able to provide information and content to them so that they can make an informed buying decision toward purchasing your solution.

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The 3 Step Buyer’s Journey From Prospect To Customer

How To Plan Your Buyer’s Journey

Regardless of your industry, every buyer goes through a journey when making purchasing decisions. Understanding your buyer’s journey will help you know what information to give them and when.


You can think of the process of choosing what to buy as a journey. It’s the process of going from awareness to purchase. Thinking of this as a journey will help you guide your audience through the awareness or acknowledgment of a problem that they need to solve and how you are the one that can help them solve it.

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