Sales | Britt Phillips

This is GUARANTEED to work 100% of the time.

Sep 022009

GUARANTEED. Now there’s a word you hear all the time. But rarely does it live up to its name. However, yesterday I launched a product that really truly does what it says every single time. And all you have to do is simply implement it. And when you do you will earn between $600. and $800. or more every time.

This is one of those things every entrepreneur and marketer should have in their arsenal. It works. It’s easy to implement. It makes money. And the best part is it’s guaranteed to perform every single time you implement it.

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An exciting audio tool that has helped me generate hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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May 082009

A few years ago I was introduced to a wonderful tool for recording audio. The tool quickly became part of my daily marketing arsenal. With it I can easily record an audio message to add to a website or blog. I can record a message to send with an image of my choice for an audio postcard. And I can simply record a quick audio to send through a direct link across the web.

Little did I know at the time that this little fun and easy to use audio tool would help me to generate thousands of dollars of affiliate income not to mention hundreds of thousands more through my primary program. You see, audio allows one to convey emotion. Audio allows those who may not have an interest or the equipment to record video. And yet the message can still be delivered with ease and simplicity.

Today I use this tool every day and in a variety of very creative ways. Below I’ve included a couple great examples of how I use this tool to promote my primary home based business opportunity. Have a listen and consider what this tool can do for your business, product, service, or opportunity. And call me with any questions. Click each image below to open the audio postcard in a new window.

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Britt Phillips Reveals How Anyone Can Become a Sales Superstar

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Aug 312008

Ask a large number of people who have tried and failed in any sales related position and you’ll most likely hear things like… “I’m not cut out for sales.”… “There are too many objections.”… “No one has the money”… etc. However the fact is sales like anything else simply needs to be learned. The process must be studied. And here lies the problem. Most are lazy and do not want to take the time to discover how the sales process actually works and thusly how to be really good at it.

Let’s look at the excuses.

“I’m not cut out for sales.”…

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Make It Fun To Learn And Your Team Will Grow Like Wildfire

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Aug 272008

Remember back in school that one class that was your favorite. You know the one you didn’t mind going to. The one you actually sort of looked forward to. The one you lost track of time in and it seemed like you had just sat down and already the bell rang the end of the class? Well chances are you most likely did your best in that class as well. The reason is simple and yet must networkers trying to build a team miss it. It’s called FUN!!! You’ve got to make the lessons fun and interesting or you will lose people at an alarming rate.

Let’s face it. Most things in life are rarely as difficult as we make them out to be. And yet so many fail each day and offer up excuses like… “It was simply to hard.” or… “I just couldn’t understand it.” or… “There was no training.” or… “This business only works for some people.” The fact is most would learn if only they were gotten to a place where they forgot they were trying to learn and were given permission to discover the knowledge instead.

People do not like to learn. They see it as being a tough task. They don’t’ really mind discovering and here’s why. When people discover it is because they have their guard down and this allows them to be more open minded. And when a person is more relaxed and more open to suggestion, then the suggestion can easily take place.

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The A.I.D.A. Formula Delivers Laser Guided Accuracy When Writing Ad Copy

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Aug 262008

Here’s a simple formula you can use when writing ad copy. It’s broken down into four elements and each element has a very important job. Each element on its own tackles a critical part of the final sale. And the combined element pulls everything together as it should be to ensure a winning ad or great ad copy.

ATTENTION:

The first element is attention. This is the headline and it should be written to grab attention and not to close the sale. Rarely can you close the sale with just the headline so don’t try.

INTEREST:

After you grab their attention interest is the next element. You want to reach people with interest in what you are offering. Your ad copy needs to stimulate interest. This is most commonly accomplished by describing your product or service as something that fills a need or solved a problem or makes life easier etc.

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