Okay, so you might need an Evolution Funnel?
I know how you feel. It’s hard to accept that, despite all your effort and investment, your website isn’t fit for purpose when it comes to growing your business.
Luckily, there’s some good news coming up. (Keep reading. . . )
You’re here because one thing is pretty clear – you’re simply not getting enough leads from your website. But imagine, a year from now, looking back and understanding today is the day it all changed.
You’ll soon be enjoying a steady flow of new kitchen projects, thanks to a huge lift in sales conversions. (You’ll enjoy the new revenue, too!)
How will I do that for you?
Start a conversation
Whatever kitchen they have in mind, a sale starts with a simple conversation between you and a potential client. Right now, you live in hope they’ll phone you, or visit your showroom.
Sadly, they won’t. They don’t want to feel obligated, or under pressure, so they won’t make contact until they’ve already decided which kitchen company will get their business.
It’s time to gear up your website to start the conversation, instead.
Sales conversions come from turning those conversations into relationships of trust, over a period of time.
In fact, depending on your business, it may take eight, ten, or more “touches” until you’ve built enough credibility and trust to make them comfortable about making contact with you.
True Story
One of our kitchen clients in the UK told us about a first-time call he got from a prospect. She’d been receiving emails inside the Evolution Funnel for about 3 weeks and she told him, “I feel like I already know you.”
Now THAT’S how you build a relationship!
And that’s what I’m going to do with your funnel… identify quality prospects and keep building a relationship of trust and confidence, until they’re happy to make their purchase decision.
After a thirty-minute set-up session and following an audit of your sales process, I can design and build your Evolution Funnel in under a week.
Now, I guess you’re thinking, “Wonderful! That’s exactly what I need. But . . .”
Wait. Is there a “but”?
Um, yes. It’s probably about the money you’ve already spent on your website. And budgets. You know, it’s about wanting to do this BUT there’s the cost, right?
Oh, is that all you’re worried about?
Didn’t I promise you some good news?