An Open Letter: Here Are My Problems (With You And Your Marketing)

marketingI’m having a problem and I desperately need your help.

It sucks.

It’s painful.

And it’s filling me with anxiety everyday.

I even feel humiliated on a deep level which is why I don’t really talk about it with anyone.

At night I try to fall asleep and it’s the last thing on my mind. When I wake up in the morning, it’s the first thing on my mind.

The cost is more than I feel I can continue to bear. The price of a solution at this point weighs light compared to the cost of avoidance. I’ve got to remove this pain I’m experiencing.

Can you help me?

  • I’m not interested in your 7 Steps to The Ultimate Law of Attractions Gifts From the Universe Abundance Soul Feeding program.
  • Your cute phrases that rhyme don’t make me want to buy from you.
  • I don’t care about what you’ve done in the past.
  • I could totally care less how awesome you say you are.
  • I don’t care about the letters behind your name or the plaques on your wall.
  • I really could give a rats ass about how many courses and books you’ve gone through.
  • And I honestly don’t even care how many people you say you’ve helped before me.

All I really care about is can you really solve my problem and deliver me from my pain.

Can you help me get my desired outcome as quickly as possible without a bunch of hoops to jump through and ladders to climb?

Don’t tell me you understand.

All you have to do to prove it is to explain my problem to me better than I can say it to myself.

You won’t have to tell me you understand, I’ll feel understood.

It’s only then that I will consider surrendering to your solution.

Is that too much to ask?

Signed,

Your Prospect

This has been an open letter addressed to your marketing efforts. How much are you listening to your audiences fears, frustrations, wants and desires lately?  






 


  • Jeff Nicely

     Great article Tony…the question can you help me get my desired outcome as quickly as possible without a bunch of hoops to jump through and ladders to climb? made me think of the book, “Give ‘em the Pickle”.  A simple principle that may benefit those of us who invest time with buyers.

    Keep the great blogs coming…they’re a breath of fresh air on these pollen filled spring days!

    Jeff
    @jeffnicely:twitter

  • http://www.tonyteegarden.com Tony Teegarden

    Glad you dug the article Jeff!

    I’ve got much more good stuff coming my friend.

    Thanks for the feedback!

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