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Writer's pictureKenton Epard

Customers Buy Benefits, Not Features

Updated: Mar 27


Customers buy benefits instead of features.


Today’s Back 2 Basics post is about the area of selling and marketing. 


Customers buy benefits instead of features.  


1. Show how your product/service:- Solves an issue for your customers - saves time, reduces cost, enables peace of mind, etc.- Creates a new opportunity for them - makes them money, opens a new market, etc. 


2. Quantify the value delivered to THEM by solving an issue or creating a new opportunity. See my innumeracy post


3. Walk them through how the value delivered to them is more than the price they paid. 


4. Customers buy your product/service AND the experience you deliver with it over time. Think customer success or customer service.  


Be nice and be responsive throughout the entire experience. Rinse and repeat.


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