Sexy and anticipation marketing is what you need
Why are there words like coming soon? You guessed that right. Anticipation. Trailers are like teasers – they build the drama, the anticipation, the excitement. This is one way to market a product or service.
Now use this concept for your product or services by teasing your target clients. The more intrigued they get, the more they become excited. Have you ever wondered why you are drawn to a crowd who is watching something? You find yourself straining to see what the fuss is about. Admit it or not, the crowd does draw you because you are intrigued by what captured their attention.
One way to do this is by distributing teasers like flyers or print brochures to tease target clients about an up and coming product or service. Try to give them a glimpse of what they are going to expect – just like your movie trailers. Give them a glimpse of what they are to look forward to without giving away the entire plot. Make your brochure printing work for you by keeping them so interested. Reveal only what is necessary until your target clients are hooked.
Anticipation marketing, if we can call it that, not only introduces a new product or service, it also keeps the excitement going as early as the pre-launch stage. Until such time that you finally unveil your new product or service, you can feed the excitement. Start by giving your customers a glimpse then move on to giving more details without giving away everything. Build the excitement until your customers can no longer contain it – then you reach a climax.
When you employ this strategy, remember the following tips:
Build the excitement but do not keep them waiting too long. Foreplay is good; but overdoing things will not do you any better. Holding off until climax is good; but it is also a better idea not to drag your marketing strategy for far too long that your target clients get frustrated waiting for it. Before wearing out your clients’ patience, launch the offer with the right timing.
Be enigmatic. Let imaginations run wild. Tease – that is the name of the game. Offer something little by little. Do not reveal everything in one print brochure. This is not a one shot deal. Undress your product slowly by tossing print brochures one piece at a time.
The key to using this strategy is sustaining the momentum. You cannot start something that will fizzle out. You have to sustain the buildup; but be sure that the product or service is as good as the foreplay, otherwise, well….
