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Part of the reason so many beginners and rank newbies to internet marketing fail or stumble so much has to do with all the hidden knowledge. Your best friend with your business will be feedback, and you get that in a variety of ways. There are few basic principles that every Internet marketer needs to keep in mind. Feel confident and positive about your ability to achieve your dreams and financial goals. If you are lost, then you can find your bearings and make a steady course using these principles of internet marketing.
 
 
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锘? Just for a moment I want you to think about all the time, energy, and money you invest into getting a new customer. As an example http://www.avalancheteamauthority.com/mikhail-grigorenko-avalanche-jerse y-c-28/ , think of one particular guest you met at your last home show.  
 
In order to meet that guest, you had to first meet the hostess, and you might have even met her at a previous show. You had to ask that hostess to book a show, you had to overcome any of her objections to booking a party of her own, you had to coach her and sell her on the idea of getting other people to come. You had to pack up your car with your products. If you have a family, you might have needed to cook dinner ahead of time or hire a babysitter. Even if you did not have to cook or hire a babysitter http://www.avalancheteamauthority.com/matt-duchene-avalanche-jersey-c-6/ , your spouse might have ordered dinner out (I know mine would!). Then you had to drive to a place you have never been before (your hostess' home). You had to set up your products. And then, after all that, you got to meet the guest I just told you to think of.  
 
WOW! See what I mean about all the time, energy, and money you have to invest to meet a guest at a home show? It is hardly insignificant.  
 
I do not say all this to DIScourage you but rather to ENcourage you to place real value on each guest, even if that guest only buys a $12.95 item. What happens to us in the direct sales business is that we know how much energy we invested into getting that hostess to book and hold a show http://www.avalancheteamauthority.com/lanny-mcdonald-avalanche-jersey-c- 5/ , so we think that putting time and energy into a guest that only purchases a lousy 12 bucks is a waste of time. We figure she only purchased to fulfill an obligation to the hostess.  
 
I am now going to share with you a little known marketing secret that will convince you to look at all your customers differently from now on. Here it is:  
 
A two-time buyer is twice as likely to buy as a one-time buyer.  
 
Not excited yet? That is because you do not yet understand what I just communicated. But hang on because I am going to explain.
 
When you are at a home show, it is only natural to think that the key is getting the guests and the hostess to buy from you. That is true. But that is where most consultants drop the ball. Once they get that first sale, they start judging whether or not a customer is "worth" a follow-up call. And this is when the gal that spent $12.95 gets crossed off the list!  
 
AH! If you have ever done that (admit it, you have), it is because you did not yet know that a two-time buyer is twice as likely to buy as a one-time buyer. You see, when you follow-up with the gal who purchased only $12.95 http://www.avalancheteamauthority.com/john-wensink-avalanche-jersey-c-23 / , there is actually a good chance she will order from you again. And here is where you cash in - if she places an order with you when you call, she will now be twice as likely to purchase from you AGAIN, compared to someone that has only purchased once (that includes a guest that purchased over $200). In other words, the real value of a customer is proved after the second sale!  
 
That is why the real sale begins after the customer says, "Yes." Even someone that first only purchased a $12 item can become a customer that purchases from you again and again and again. It i.
 
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