How To Get Your Customer Addicted To Your Product/Service




 Product always comes first. Drug dealers can’t launch expensive advertising campaigns, so their marketing is their product and service. Even the best marketing plan is not going to save a shitty product.

 Drug dealers know their product is good they’re willing to give a little away for free. They know you’ll be back for more with money!
So, share your knowledge, give your customers a product try outs, software trials, test drives AND educate them.
Drug dealers know — their business relies on relationships. They try as hard as they can to NEVER disappoint a customer.
Act as if customers were your best friends! Stay true, never offer anything you wouldn’t buy yourself.
If someone is knew to pot smoking and drug dealers knows the customer doesn't know how to roll a joint — offers to buy joints and blunts at set prices.
Think about your customers, some products might need advanced skills to install or use them.
So, instead of offering extended warranties, offer supplementary services people really need.

Drug dealers don’t advertise price and they don’t discount. They rely on strong brand and personal reputation.
Stop going the easiest way with the cheapest prices. Invest in exceptional customer service and always walk that extra mile!
dealers don’t typically sit around and wait for their clients to run out of hash and come running. Nope, they seek out the clients before they run out to see if they need anything.
Drug dealers know the tastes, likes and dislikes of their customers and they always have something personal and special to offer.

dealer needs to keep his profile low. No photos. No sex tapes. No selfies of yourself doing a line off a stripper’s ass.
DON’T BE LIKE MILEY CYRUS.
Stop bragging about your brand and start thinking what content would be helpful for your audience.

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