22/08/2022
You've probably heard the saying, "The only advantage I want is a starving crowd" and "I will whip the pants off of all of you when it comes to selling burgers!" -Gary Halbert
But how often do you actually apply that adage to your business?
When you're creating Facebook ads, are you promoting something that your target market actually wants? Or are you promoting something that you think they want?
Here's an example:
"There was a very famous experiment done with a focus group with Sony alarm systems.
Upon arriving, the participants of the focus group were astonished when they saw Sony put the alarm system in front of them. They were also heard saying "Wow, this is amazing!" "It's like an alarm clock or whatever it is." "This is fantastic!"
At the end of the experiment, the facilitator, before ending the session, thanked the participants and said, "Okay, well, hey, you know, as a thank you for coming in and doing this focus group, you can either take this alarm clock, right and keep it or we'll give you $20."
The participants chose to take the $20 as a token of appreciation which showed that the participants didn't want or need the alarm clock."
Sometimes people will tell us what they want to hear because they want to be nice. But the only way you'll know if someone wants what you have is if they take it. Even if you offer it for free or cheap, or even just give it away, you'll know if someone wants what you've got if they accept it.
If you want more to get more ROI from your ads, make sure you promote products and services that your target market actually wants. Not just what you think they want or what they say they want.