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How to Sell Customers on an Unfamiliar Brand


Starting up your own startup by selling products online under your own private label brand can be an incredibly lucrative business structure to start, especially if you are a first-time entrepreneur. Thanks to the growth of ecommerce and buying and selling online, it has never been easier to source products, brand them, and sell them on the internet. But this still comes with its own struggles, most critically, how to get customers to buy a new brand. Here are three strategies you can use to sell new customers on an unfamiliar brand and start selling your products today.


Become Ubiquitous

The first thing that you should do to sell customers on an unfamiliar brand is to become ubiquitous. While becoming a brand that customers see left and right is challenging, and will take time, the best way to sell customers on an unfamiliar brand is to become a popular brand. You can do this by offering discounts, taking out advertising, and even trying to get your products into big box stores. Do whatever it takes to get customers familiar with your brand and branding. You can even try brand ambassadors to spread word about your product.


Offer Samples and Trials

Another surefire strategy that can sell customers on an unfamiliar brand is offering samples and trials for your products and services. People are less willing to trust a brand that they have not used before, which can lead to struggles for new brands competing with larger brands. Offering samples can improve your customer selling strategy. By offering samples, you let customers try out what you’re offering without any pressure, and if they have a positive experience, they are far more likely to purchase your products. Giving out samples and trials may cost you a bit upfront, but it pays for itself.


Transparency on Quality

The final thing that you should do to sell customers on an unfamiliar brand is to give customers complete transparency on the quality of your products. As an unfamiliar brand, you need to prove your quality to potential customers. A great way to do this is offer them complete transparency on how your product is built, the materials used, and why it is higher quality than other competitors. Don’t trust customers to find this info out on their own, present it to them clearly and appropriately.


Selling an unfamiliar brand to new customers is never easy. But with the right strategies and tips in hand, you can turn an unfamiliar brand into a customer favorite. Try these three strategies and watch as your new brand starts flying off the shelves.



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