Selling the Invisible
by Harry Beckwith
Beckwith's short essays on marketing services: you are selling a relationship and a promise, so focus on reputation, positioning, naming and the small details clients judge. Aphoristic and wise.
Read it if…
you sell services and your marketing copies product companies.
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Skip it if…
you sell physical products.
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Three things you will actually use
- Services sell on trust, not features.
- Position narrowly.
- Details signal quality.
Do this first
List the small details clients notice before they buy, and fix one.
Our verdict
Service marketing wisdom.
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