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Ask market – it never lies
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Test marketing is a method used to
assess the response to and the viability of a new product, service,
initiative,
elevator pitch, or
disruptive campaign by introducing it in a limited release
before launching it to a wider market. |
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Show It To Prospects
Show the new product to
prospects. Let them see it,
experience it, feel it, explore
it.
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Experiential Marketing |
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Below are five more ways to get fast market
feedback
suggested by Brian Tracy.
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1. Determine the Correct
Prices
Second is
to
get accurate prices and delivery dates from your suppliers. If you're going to
show the prototype or sample, if a person says how much is it, or how long will
it take to get it, be sure that you have the answers. |
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Pricing
3Bs
Psychology
Price
Negotiation (example) |
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2. Ask a Buyer
Get a buyer's personal
opinion. In other words, go to somebody who you will want to buy the product or
service and get their personal opinion. Say, would you buy this? And at what
price could you sell it? And always call on the individual who makes the buying
decisions. Always call on the person who can sign the check.
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Successful
Seller
Be a
Helper
SWOT
Marketing
Ice-Breaker Marketing |
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3. Compare Your Products
With Others
Number four, compare
your product or service with other products on the market. And be sure to ask
this question, "Why would someone buy from you instead of from someone else?"
If it's a retail product, try a 1-store test. Go and
see if you can't find a store who will carry the product on a limited basis and
see how customers respond to it. |
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Competitive Differentiation
STAND OUT
from your Competition
Marketing
Slogans
10 Tips |
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4. Start
With a Great Idea
Try to find one customer who will use your product
or service. Ross Perot who
built one of the most
successful businesses in
America
was able to sell
his first customer on paying him in advance for the services that he was going
to sell them. With the money that he got in advance, he was able to deliver the
services and to prove that they were cost effective.
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