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The One Thing Your Website Is Missing that Will Get You More Leads

By Robert Clarke | B2B, Business Development, Conversion Optimisation, Conversion Rate Optimization, Copywriting, Customer Acquisition, Digital Marketing, Lead Generation | Comments are Closed | 13 February, 2018 | 1
A guy walks into a hardware store.

He finds a quarter inch drill bit and buys it.

But he didn’t need a quarter inch drill bit.

He needed a quarter inch hole.

Let that sink in for a minute.

People don’t care about your company, your mission statement, your philosophy, or even your product service.

What they care about is solving their problems.

In fact, 8% of all Google search queries are phrased as questions.

People aren’t always searching for your specific product or service – they’re asking questions and looking for answers.

You need to be the answer to their problems.

But how?

You can create things like customer personas, tiered pricing plans, and use some persuasive copywriting and slick marketingspeak.

Or, just come right out and say it?

That’s what we did on the Sensei Marketing homepage.

We help solve problems such as low brand awareness, lack of lead generation and conversion, low customer satisfaction and customer loyalty, and so on.

marketing problems help solve

And now that you’ve identified your prospect’s problems, offer your solutions.

In our case, we solve our prospects marketing problems with balance – balance between awareness, nurturing, conversion, satisfaction, loyalty, and advocacy.

Striking a balance throughout the customer journey is the key to solving marketing problems, and for each of these stages we offer supporting digital marketing services.

solve marketing problems

Remember, your website isn’t about your company, it’s about your customer.

Don’t sell your company to your customer, sell the solution to your customer’s problem.

So if you want more leads, focus on the quarter inch hole.

 

 

 

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Robert Clarke

Robert is Chief Marketing Officer at Sensei Marketing, a Full-Service Digital Marketing Agency located in Toronto, Ontario.

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