Marketers and Copywriters are good with using Future pacing in their sales copies and emails.
They paint a vivid picture of the result or what life will look like after.
And that works. Very well.
But what happens if you're selling to a highly sophisticated buyer.
I'm talking about a buyer that has "read and seen it all".
In this case,
Only INSTANT GRATIFICATION works.
Disney understand that human being can only confidently say what they want in the next 7 days,
They tie their marketing to the benefit of the CTA.
They focus on NOW.
So take a cue from Disney.
In fact, steal it..๐
Disney understands youโre probably not going on that vacation for a few months, or even a year out.
Youโre not going to get to enjoy the rides or the great food for some time.
And they also know you have options to book other vacations,
you can just browse around and see better vacations to go.
So what do they do in their marketing?
Go heavy on promoting the BOOKING experience vs. the vacation itself.
They do everything they can to convince you that youโll feel AMAZING when you reserve that vacation right NOW
That your family's happiness depends on this ONE action.
And if you study their sales process, they pull some interesting marketing tactics to set you up for this feeling of โwinningโโฆ
They focus on the NOW โ not the future Disney vacation.
All the marketing around making the reservation is engineered to make you a hero IMMEDIATELY.
Itโs not about how exciting the vacation is going to be anymoreโฆthe ridesโฆmeeting Disney characters.
No.
Itโs ALL about making the reservation.
They roll out copies like:
๐
_________
โImagine their faces when you tell them you got tickets!
Your family will be thrilledโฆโ
โYouโll be making their dreams come true!
Make the reservation now...โ
OR
"Imagine telling your friends youโre taking the family on a Disney Cruise this year!โ
____________
Here's another interesting thing about their process.
If you DONโT book...
(let's say you abandon the cart),
Youโll get ads and emails reminding you how youโre NOT the hero until you bookโฆ
your familyโs happiness is at stakeโฆ
They send you Copies like:
Do you really want to steal the happiness from your family + FOMO on the experience your family may have
BOTTOM LINE:
In your marketing messages,
Don't just paint a picture of how your customer's life would be after using your product,
Also, focus on the benefit of him taking the decision NOW.
Tell him how his decision of clicking the "Place Order" will make him a hero.
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