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Back to the wigit, if you look in the right side bar you will see my Twitter feed click any of the notes it will take you to my Twitter page where you can see all the tweets I have made and who I am in conversation with, see something that interests you click that and follow through for more information. This can work as a fast track for info and you are much more likely to see relevant stuff you may miss by not opening emails or speed reading (skipping over) parts of web pages.

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Plainly put, back-end marketing is the sensible way to do
business. If you’re not doing a great deal of it at present,
there is a good chance that your business model is leaving a
lot of money on the table unnecessarily. And there’s also a
great probability that you have a lot of competitors who
know better-who will snap that money up-and who will
ultimately put you out of business if you don’t change and
fast.

So why is back-end marketing so important? I sat down and
thought about it. I came up with dozens of different
reasons, but I’ve limited this article to only four of the
more important reasons. Next time you question whether or
not you should use back-end marketing, look no further than
this list?

1. In almost all situations, it is far cheaper to sell
another product to an existing customer than it is to obtain
a new customer. Some marketers estimate that it is ten times
cheaper. Even if it Is not that much cheaper for you, it is
still probably considerably more affordable. Therefore, do
yourself a favor and change your marketing efforts to your
existing customers. It will significantly cut your marketing
costs.

2. Your active customers will be far more willing to
purchase than will complete strangers. This is because
active customers have purchased your products and services
already. They now know that you are a genuine Internet
marketer who has something useful to them. Other people
don’t know this. And that is just why you should attempt to
sell your higher-end products to your existing customer
base, instead of people you do not know: they will resist
less and this will result in a greater conversion rate.

3. Consider offering, back-end products that are useful
complements to your existing products, this will get your
current customers to trust you. Rather than you appearing to
be a con artist, useful and sensibly priced up sales will
establish that you are devoted to supplying your customer
base with all of the useful information; they need for them
to be prosperous marketers.

4. Offering a large discount through a ‘back-end’ sale
gives you an excellent means through which you can
re-activate ‘inactive’ customers. You may not realize this
now, but inactive customers are some of your best prospects.
While they are not currently following your product
releases, they have purchased from you in the past and they
may be a single email away from purchasing from you again in
the future.

Well there you have it: four factual reasons why you should
be using more back-end marketing. If you didn’t know these
before you read the article, you have probably quickly
identified them as good reasons for using back-end
marketing.

If you want to learn more about how you can actually use
back-end marketing to your advantage, please visit my site
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