Many small business owners seem to have given up on improving their sales conversion rate.
They have tried hiring superstar salespeople, they tried reducing their prices, and sometimes make promises they can’t keep just to close more sales.
But they have learnt that these tactics never help. If anything, they may sometimes hurt the business.
If you want to be able to convert a good number of leads to customers, and ultimately increase your sales and profit, then this article is for you.
Keep reading to learn the five (5) simple ways you can increase your sales conversion rate.
Many small business owners do not see the advantage of being small.
And that’s true in most cases.
As a small business owner, you’re always feeling like the odds are stacked against you. It can sometimes be difficult to see how you can survive or even beat the competition.
After all, you have little or no capital to run your business, access to capital is difficult, and you have to compete with bigger and more financed competitors for customers.
Yet, there is an advantage to being a small business. In fact, in this article, we would talk about three (3) ways you can use your size to your advantage that big businesses wish they can too.
It’s not about the number of followers your business has, it is all about the number of customers it has.
Many small businesses start their social media marketing chasing vanity metrics like followers, likes, views etc.
But they soon realize that success in social media is not about their ability to get thousands of followers or fans, but their ability to convert followers into customers.
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