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Daily Karmas Feb 1 Through Feb 6

Daily Karmas Feb 1 Through Feb 6

Monday

DO The "Words Can't Describe" Karma

• Tell your prospects that words can't begin to describe what the
  product has done for you. Your prospects have likely had that feeling
  when something felt so good they couldn't describe it. You will likely
  trigger that same feeling with your statement.

  Words Can't Describe how much Bob Proctor's Six Minutes to Success program has really helped me with internet affiliate marketing."  Karen Shain

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Tuesday

DO The "Stop Now" Karma

Tell your prospects that you highly recommend them to stop what
they are doing and buy the product. Your prospects will think, "This
affiliate product has to be good if he’s/she’s telling me to stop what
I'm doing."

May all your Karma be good Karm-aah!

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Wednesday

DO The "Best So Far" Karma

• Tell your prospects that you have bought plenty of products in the
  past but this is the best one so far. Your prospects will feel you must
  be really experienced at using these products so they will likely
  believe you and at least take a look at the affiliate product you are
  offering.

Example:

I have bought lots of internet marketing products, but ViralURL is the Best So Far for lead generation. Karen Shain"

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Thursday

DO The "My Idea" Karma

• Tell your prospects how frustrated you are that you didn't think of
  the product idea. Your prospects have likely said that same
  statement to themselves in the past and will understand that the
  affiliate product could really benefit their life.

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Friday

DO The "It Does" Karma

• Tell your prospects that the product does exactly what the business
  says it does. Your prospects likely have bought products that never
  lived up to the businesses’ claims. They will feel you have been
  through the same situation and aren't lying just to make an affiliate
  sale.

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Saturday

DO The "Thankful" Karma

• Tell your prospects that you are so thankful that you decided to try
  out the product because of the many benefits you’ve received from
  it. Your prospects like to hear the benefits you received from the
  product or service. They figure if they buy the affiliate product they
  will get the same benefits.

Karen Shain