How To Market And Sell Like A Prostitute – Edwin Ngwane

People forget what is required when a solution arises. Some people will put all their energy into trying to find the person who dropped the ball while forgetting the client who is suffering due to the same situation. The world is looking for solutions. Almost everyone on this planet is looking for answers to different types of problems. Therefore, your business should be focused on solving as many problems as possible.

Accountability should always be last on your list of priorities. You should further avoid coming up with products and/or services that suit you instead of your clients. I hope ladies don’t misunderstand what am about to say. Do you know why prostitutes do well in their business? They focus on the client. Nobody pays to make a prostitute enjoy sex. People who go to prostitutes are going because of their own self-interest. Why would someone pay to make another person reach their climax?

The opposite is true. You will do better in business once you understand how clients operate from their own selfish interests. Study your clients so that you come up with products and/or services, which take them to the moon and back. You know what lights the fire and what doesn’t. You further know the little details of how to make your clients suckers for your products and/or services, about which your competition does not care or is not well-informed.

Genuine care and building of relationships In Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, love and belonging are at the center of things. Many people can ignore self-actualization, but no one wants to miss out on the sense of connection. We all need people around us. We all want to feel loved and cared for by others. Still, most business people like to behave like teenage boys, saying, “I love you” to get laid. You can see their ill-will from a distance. Why would you treat your customer like that?

It is very insulting to learn that you bought products from a scam business, which doesn’t give a damn about their clients. You should show your clients how much you care. Every business wants to legitimately rob from their clients, but you have to rise above this. Show the world that you are a business with a soul. Be an example of a compassionate business. Your clients will pay more as a result. Allow yourself to show how you should treat your people and your clients. Set a moral bar for yourself and your people.

Your clients should feel proud to be associated with your business.

Proven and practical ways of making people buy your products or services, even when they do not love you and your company E D W I N N G W A N E OceanofPDF.com Rights Reserved. © 2019 Edwin Ngwane No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electrical or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system without permission in writing from the author.

Disclaimer This book is written for informational purposes only. It was not written to glorify prostitution or demean those who practice it. The words prostitute, prostitution and sex are used just as references to marketing and selling. The author has made every effort to make sure the information is inspiring and educative. All attempts have been made to verify information at the time of this publication and the author does not assume any responsibility for errors, omissions, or other interpretations of the subject matter. The publisher and author shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by this book.

Author’s Guarantee: The author of this book researched his subject and provided enough insights to help someone who is having challenges with marketing, branding, and selling. Please contact us at +260 965 208 410 if this book does not help you in any way. We will not hesitate to refund you. OceanofPDF.com E ABOUT EDWIN NGWANE dwin Ngwane, CEO of Kawiwi International Limited, is a writer and public speaker.

He has authored “The Few Who Find Gold” and “The Wedding Master Plan.” Ngwane teaches others how to transform their lives into greatness by achieving entrepreneurship, sharing with students his background of living in the village and the middle class. Ngwane is a graduate of the University of Mysore in Karnataka, India, where he acquired a Bachelor of Commerce.

He is now a seasoned banker with management roles in sales, customer service, and banking operations. Ngwane is married with two girls. He can be contacted through LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram under Edwin Ngwane. OceanofPDF.com DEDICATION How to Market and Sell Like a Prostitute is dedicated to all entrepreneurs and would-be entrepreneurs.

Your ambition to pursue risk with a positive attitude is what drives economies, creates wealth, and changes lives. OceanofPDF.com ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Edwin S. Ngwane (Grandpa) For giving me the first capital to start a business. Mwika Manda For showing me all the street marketing and selling techniques. Astrida Mwila For being a supportive wife, even when I lost money through failed businesses.

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