🧖🏻‍♀️How to use Concrete Imagery to DRAMATICALLY increase your Conversion Rate on your E-commerce Store

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In a study, it showed people preferred an insurance plan that covered death by terrorism,

Compared to a plan that covered death by any reason

Even though the second plan covers any reason of death - including terrorism,

Ironically, people found it less appealing
In another study, it showed that people were more far more likely to donate $5 to an African girl named Rokia, compared to the same appeal for “millions of people”

This is because we have trouble envisioning millions of people

But we can easily picture one child in need
🧖🏻‍♀️What to take from this?

To leave a lasting impression on your customer, you need to paint them a CLEAR mental picture

When people are emotionally affected, they are FAR more likely to purchase- out of emotional impulse

The best way to do this is by using concrete imagery
🧖🏻‍♀️How to use concrete imagery?

Pain points. Play on pain points

That problem that your target audience have been suffering from - you need to vividly remind them of it

Remind them of:

How painful it is

How frustrating it is

How it keeps them up at night
For example if you’re selling a toothbrush

+ the demographic you’re targeting suffer from sensitive teeth (pain point)

Use concrete imagery to remind them of the pain point:

How they cringe every time they eat an ice lolly

How they can’t enjoy a hot coffee with their friends
When you clearly paint a mental picture in their head,

The customer can now vividly feel/ remember how they feel when they suffer from {X} pain point we’ve described in depth

They are now emotionally affected

Emotions sell

In their Emotions = Prime impulse purchase territory
🧖🏻‍♀️What to do next?

This is when you describe a life where they don’t have to deal with {X} problem anymore (their ideal life):

‘Imagine being able to go for a coffee with your friends without your teeth hurting’

‘Imagine being able to enjoy an ice cream on a hot summers day?’
They can now clearly imagine the life they wish that they had, without {X} problem

This is because we’ve foreshadowed a dream life for the customer, in contrast to their current life

The dream life is now at the forefront of their mind, wishing they could SOMEHOW live that life
This is when you present your solution to {X} problem (your product):

‘Well now you no longer need to suffer, because our new toothbrush solves sensitive teeth effectively, using:

- Describe 1st benefit / feature of product

- Describe 2nd benefit / feature of product’

Etc..
The customer now realises HOW they can solve the problem they have had to suffer with for so long (by using our product)

However we don’t stop here ❌

This is where you give the customer an IRRESISTIBLE offer which they can’t turn down

-Low price
-Huge discount
-Scarcity

Etc
🧖🏻‍♀️Examples of ‘AMAZING’ Offers:

‘70% OFF today only!’

‘Buy 1 get 1 FREE - Offer Ending very soon!’

‘Solve your dreaded problem of sensitive teeth TODAY for the cost of a McDonald’s Meal!’

Etc
The customer now has the PERFECT solution

To the

Awful pain which has been at the forefront of their mind (due to our vivid description of it)

AND

They have an amazing offer right in front of them

It’s a win-win for them

& for us
Now compare this to if the customer visits your product page & just sees:

- A cool product

- Some benefits

- Some features

- Some specifications

Which is more likely to make them convert?
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