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Motivational Marketing

How to Effectively Motivate Your Prospects to Buy Now, Buy More, and Tell Their Friends Too!

by Robert Imbriale

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2007

Category: Sales & Marketing

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Motivational Marketing
Learn how to tap into people’s emotional motivators to increase sales beyond your greatest expectations.

In this summary you will learn

  • What marketing’s primary objective is
  • Why you need to make it easy for customers to buy from you
  • How to use the five “emotional motivators” in your marketing
  • How to craft ads using these motivators in every medium

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Why you should read Motivational Marketing

Pick up any marketing book and you will find a variation on this theme: “People buy based on emotion and justify their decisions with logic.” Internet sales guru Robert Imbriale explores this principle further by identifying the five primary “emotional motivators” that inspire people to make purchases: “fear, love, freebies and bargains, effortless moneymaking and making dreams come true.” He then shows you how to use these emotional triggers in your marketing materials. Imbriale admonishes you not to miss the incredible marketing opportunities outlined in his book. He says everyone will love you when you become a success. Use these motivators correctly and you’ll make more money than you ever dreamed possible, he asserts. He’ll even give you a free e-book or a discount on his CDs to help you! So, yes, the author is a bit heavy-handed with his own marketing tactics. Nevertheless, getAbstract suggests that you can boost your sales by trying his simple, affordable, emotional techniques.

About the Author

Robert Imbriale is a pioneer in Internet marketing, and president and CEO of a company that teaches people about wealth. He speaks publicly and conducts Internet-marketing seminars.


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