Providing value is one of the best ways for marketers to hold on to prospective email leads, an expert has suggested.
Marketing and copywriting professional Barry A Densa stressed that if companies accentuate value, consumers will have no problem paying the price quoted.
Writing in Marketing Profs, he also advised companies to allay their customers' fears about the current recession, as many people may be worried about parting with their cash given the tough economic climate.
"Right now your customers are looking like deer in the headlights; they're holding on to their money, worried the good times will never return," Mr Densa said.
"Help them understand that change is the only constant in life and that this economic meltdown
shall pass."
He also suggested that marketers should strive to use their marketing strategies to "put excitement and happiness back in [consumers'] lives".
Lead generation specialist Craig Garber recently urged marketers to target prospects as individuals and focus on their specific needs, as only then will firms be able to convert leads into sales.
Posted by Julie Knight, Managing Director General Marketing, Industry News 

