Want a daily dose of digital marketing motivation? Join over 13,037 subscribers here 👇
Yesterday, we arrived at a campsite in Granby, CO. Once we got all the chairs, hoses, and wires set up, we were ready for dinner, and we didn't feel like cooking. Luckily, there's a restaurant at the site. We walked in, found a big table that sat us all and grabbed a menu. We assumed that a server would come by and take our orders, but after 7 minutes of waiting, we realized we were on our own. The protocol (apparently): stand in a crowd of people at the bar and order there. We also noticed there was just one person in the kitchen. Orders were piling up. The room was full now. Dozens of hungry campers milled about like frat bros at the bar, hoping to make eye contact to place their order. So... We left. We hopped in the truck and went to a local diner for what my boys said were the best burgers and shakes they'd ever had. Here's the lesson: Don't make it hard for people to buy from you. Anything that slows them down or unnecessarily complicates the checkout process will bother them. Frustrate them enough? They'll leave and go somewhere else. Here are some ways to make it easy to buy:
(These are all reasons I use SamCart, by the way). Remove roadblocks to buying and watch your business grow. You got this, ~ Cody "SamCart Fan" Burch P.S. Whenever you're ready, here are 3 more ways I can help you grow a laidback online business:
​ ​ ​ ​ ​ |
Want a daily dose of digital marketing motivation? Join over 13,037 subscribers here 👇