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Force Their Emotional Hot Buttons
This is where follow a line of investigation really pays off. Because in
order to push those buttons, you ought to first be aware of
what they are.
Listen to this story to start with, and I'll tell you what
I mean: Once upon a time a young man walked into a
Chevrolet dealer's outlet to check out a Chevy
Camaro. He had the money, and he was prompt to achieve
a buying decision. But he couldn't make his mind up if he
wanted to buy the Camaro or the Ford Mustang up the
highway at the Ford sales office.
A salesman approached him and soon exposed the
man's dilemma.
"Tell me what you love best regarding the Camaro,"
said the salesman.
"It's a swift car. I like it for its speed."
After some more conversation, the salesman found out
the man had just started going out a lovely college
cheerleader. So what did the salesman do?
Simple. He altered his pitch accordingly, to push
the hot buttons he knew would help advance the sale.
He told him that if he drives with this car to her,
she would be impressed. He placed the emotional image in
the man's thoughts of he and his girlfriend driving to
the beach in the Camaro. Imagine how other friends would be jealous
about when they see them together in the Camaro.
And unexpectedly the man saw it. He got it. And the
salesman highly praised this and piled it on even more.
Before you know it, the man wrote a nice fat check
to the Chevy dealership, because he was sold!
The salesman set up those hot buttons and pushed
them like in no way before until the man realized he
wanted the Camaro more than he wanted his money
I know what you're thinkingthe man said he liked
the car because it was swift, didn't he?
Yes, he did. But subconsciously, what he really
desired was a car that would impress his girlfriend,
his friends, and in his thoughts make them love him more!
In his mind he equated speed with thrill. Not because
he wanted an endless supply of speeding tickets, but
because he thought that pleasure would make him more
charismatic, more likeable.
Perhaps the man didn't even realize this fact
himself. But the salesman positively did. And he knew
which emotional hot buttons to press to get the
sale.
Now, where does the follow a line of investigation pay off?
Well, a good salesman knows how to ask over the kinds
of questions that will tell him which buttons to
press on the fly. When you're writing copy, you
don't have that luxury. It's therefore very
important to know up front the desires, requests, and
requirements of your prospects for that very reason.
If you haven't done your research, your expectation
is going to decide that he'd rather keep his money
than purchase your product. Remember, copywriting is
salesmanship in print!
It's been said many times: they don't like to
be sold.
But people do like to buy.
And they buy based on emotion first and foremost.
Then they rationalize their decision with logic, even
after they are already sold emotionally. So be sure
to back up your emotional pitch with sense to
nurture that justification at the end.
And while we're on the area of interest, let's talk a moment
about perceived "hype" in a sales letter. A lot of
more "conservative" advertisers have decided that
they don't like hype, because they think about hype to
be old news, been-there-and-done-that, my customers
won't fall for hype, it's not convincing anymore.
What they should realize is that propaganda itself does not
sell well. Some less experienced copywriters often try
to compensate for their be deficient in research or not entirely
understanding their target market or the product
itself by adding tons of adjectives and adverbs and
exclamation points and big bold type.
Whew! If you do your job properly, it's just not required.
That's not to say some adverbs or adjectives don't
have their positiononly if they're used sparingly,
and only if they advance the sale.
But I think you'd have the same opinion that supporting your copy
with evidence and believability will go a lot farther
in convincing your prospects than "power words"
alone. I say power words, because there are certain
adverbs and adjectives that have been proven to make
a difference when they're included. This by itself
is not hype. But repeated too often, they become
less efficient, and they take away (at least in your
prospect's mind) from the proof.
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