What’s the easiest and fastest way to radically increase your sales? Done right you can increase your sales to many of your clients with very little effort.
How, you may ask…
19th of July ClickZ is holding a conference on Online Video Advertising in NYC, NY.
It’s targeting Online Marketers, SEO/SEM Professionals, Media planners/Buyers and E-commerce managers among many others.
It should come as no surprise that this Conference is held now. It was just a few months ago when Nielsen released the interesting findings on Online Video Advertising. Nielsen/Netratings are of course also present.
Some interesting parts are ” Strategy: Determining if video should become a part of an interactive marketing and advertising strategy” and ” Online Video Advertising: The Future”.
Software Marketing Secrets will unfortunately not attend, although it would have been exciting.
Until next time 
Peter – Software Marketing Secrets
Brad Callen is a software creator and software marketer extraordinaire. He has just unleashed a new virus upon the world
Cough, cough. Oh, I think I just got the “Callen Virus”…
When doing extensive split testing on our online software store SoftwareCasa.com, we realized early on that small changes on product landing pages can have a huge impact on visitor to sales conversion. Switching a red buy-button to blue with small text changes improved conversion rates with up to 50%. I just checked our statistics and one of the campaigns we are currently running is converting visitors to buyers at a rate of 11.62%.
Here are ten fast action steps you can take to greatly improve your online conversion rate (turn visitors into software buyers.)
Are you interested in moving your suspects to prospects?
SoftwareCasa Online Software Reseller is partnering with an Online Video Ad Production Company.
I am normally asked to try out a couple of software products every week. Between writing this blog, marketing software for SoftwareCasa.com, consulting Software Publishers and running about 30 other marketing related websites you can understand that I am hesitant to download, install and run new software.
To say that the average B2B software buyer is in a similar situation – equally pressed for time is an understatement. So how do you help him forward through the sales cycle?
I recently had a conversation with one of our partners, Craig Justice, Director of Worldwide Channel Sales at SmartDraw, about pricing strategies. Our partner doesn’t use price to compete with and I fully agree with this strategy. “We have a unique product; there’s no need for us to compete on price,”
Justice also added “Our target customer is the ‘business user’ — if the customer needs our easy to use graphics solution, they will purchase it. Price is rarely an issue in the purchase decision.”
Make A Quick Buck
The possibilities of increasing number of sales when lowering your prices are obvious, but what happens in the long run?
If I would read everything I wanted to there would be no time to work (maybe not such a bad idea). But the last few days I came across a couple of resources in different areas that’s definitely worth a few minutes of surfing time.
Ever wondered how to go after bigger fish?
Katie Lewis is a Corporate Account Representative for one of our partners, TechSmith. I asked her to share a few tips and tricks when selling larger volume licenses. I found the answers she gave me were so insightful I felt I had to share them with you.
So Katie, the floor is yours.
My wife is somewhat upset with me. Why, you might ask. Thinking about St. Valentine’s Day it struck me that I have more than one love affair in my life right now.
