When you use product descriptions it is very important you put these things into words:
. The name of your product
. What the product does
. Why someone would need it
. Availability of the product
It might sound a bit obvious to state the name of your product on the first page of your website, but some people even get nervous and forget to do that.
There are some business entrepreneurs who spent all of their time fussing over the details of their product and then forgot to name it.
On the other hand, there are just as many business people who have their products named, excitedly jazzed up for why you need it, but then they don’t have a description of the item there.
If there is a possibility someone could read about your product on your website and say to themselves “Yeah, but what does it DO?” then you haven’t properly explained your product Well.
Building yourself up also means you have to explain to your clients and customers(and more importantly your potential clients and customers) why they need your products or services to begin with.
For example, There is a good possibility I have a thousand pens lingering somewhere in the Table drawers of my house, so tell me why would I need your new turbo ink pen? Here’s where you get to be creative.
Now, before I continue encouraging your creativity, let me just say that although you get to be creative, you still have to be factual.
If your turbo pen writes in fifty different colors, works in water and is made of squid ink harvesting by local Japanese fishermen, then that’s fantastic and you should use those details to your best advantage!
If your turbo pen does not do any of those things, then don’t say that it does. Market the abilities your product has, not the abilities you wish it had.
Your home page should show truthful, but still fun and useful reasons for purchasing your particular product(s) and or Service(s).
Also, market the availability of your product on your homepage. You don’t have to just sell a product, you can sell an idea as well. If your turbo pen comes in different colors, use that to your advantage too, e.g.:
“Now available in blue, green, Red, orange and magenta! Colors to fit your every mood.”
Describing your product is the best way to sell your product Consumers want to know what they’re buying and it’s your job to show it to them.
. The name of your product
. What the product does
. Availability of the product
It might sound a bit obvious to state the name of your product on the first page of your website, but some people even get nervous and forget to do that.
There are some business entrepreneurs who spent all of their time fussing over the details of their product and then forgot to name it.
On the other hand, there are just as many business people who have their products named, excitedly jazzed up for why you need it, but then they don’t have a description of the item there.
If there is a possibility someone could read about your product on your website and say to themselves “Yeah, but what does it DO?” then you haven’t properly explained your product Well.
Building yourself up also means you have to explain to your clients and customers(and more importantly your potential clients and customers) why they need your products or services to begin with.
For example, There is a good possibility I have a thousand pens lingering somewhere in the Table drawers of my house, so tell me why would I need your new turbo ink pen? Here’s where you get to be creative.
Now, before I continue encouraging your creativity, let me just say that although you get to be creative, you still have to be factual.
If your turbo pen writes in fifty different colors, works in water and is made of squid ink harvesting by local Japanese fishermen, then that’s fantastic and you should use those details to your best advantage!
If your turbo pen does not do any of those things, then don’t say that it does. Market the abilities your product has, not the abilities you wish it had.
Your home page should show truthful, but still fun and useful reasons for purchasing your particular product(s) and or Service(s).
Also, market the availability of your product on your homepage. You don’t have to just sell a product, you can sell an idea as well. If your turbo pen comes in different colors, use that to your advantage too, e.g.:
“Now available in blue, green, Red, orange and magenta! Colors to fit your every mood.”
Describing your product is the best way to sell your product Consumers want to know what they’re buying and it’s your job to show it to them.
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