Measurable Marketing – Knowledge is Power: Mastering Your Product for Success

Hello Keep It Local ® Community,

I’m Mark Elliott, CEO of Keep It Local ®, and welcome to another edition of MEASURABLE

MARKETING. Today, I want to discuss a fundamental principle that can significantly impact your

sales success: “Knowledge is Power.” This phrase, which I first heard from one of my great mentors,

Marvin Schwan, has profoundly influenced my approach to marketing and sales.

Understanding your product inside and out is crucial. It goes beyond just knowing the basic features;

it involves a deep comprehension of the benefits and how they meet your customers’ needs. When

you thoroughly understand your product, you can anticipate your customers’ questions and provide

them with the information they need to make informed decisions. This level of expertise not only

builds trust but also positions you as a reliable resource in the eyes of your customers.

One of the key lessons I learned from Marvin Schwan is that knowledge empowers you to close the

sale. When you can confidently explain how your product or service solves a problem or adds value,

you make it easier for customers to see the benefits and make a purchase. This might seem trivial,

but it’s incredibly important. Customers are more likely to buy from someone who demonstrates a

clear understanding of what they’re selling and how it can help them.

Takeaway

In today’s competitive market, being knowledgeable about your product can set you apart from the

competition. It shows that you are committed to providing the best possible service and that you

care about your customers’ needs. So, take the time to learn everything you can about your products

and services. This investment in knowledge will pay off in the form of increased sales and stronger

customer relationships.

Thank you for being a part of the Farm Country Trader family. If you have any questions or need

further advice on implementing this strategy, feel free to call or text me on my cell phone at 605-

900-6043. I’m here to help you succeed.

Warm regards,

Mark Elliott

CEO, Farm Country Trader

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