Common-Sense Marketing

Front-End : Back-End Marketing

Below are three good examples of Front-End offers to the prospect.

By acquiring customers at break-even or possibly at a slight loss, these companies know that the real income in their business will be made at the "Back End", by introducing additional products or services, and through ongoing subscriptions
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British Gas Example:

To encourage Amazon customers to sign up to a monthly boiler maintenance service, they were offered a free carbon monoxide detector, worth £34.99

British Gas

 

Vista Print Example:

Prospects are offered 250 business cards completely free, without obligation, simply to get them to try the online Vistaprint service. Vistaprint know that a proportion of these prospects will also need additional print items, which is where they make their main (back-end) profits. The strategy is designed to make it as attractive as possible for new prospects to take action.


Vista Print


Money Penny Example:

To encourage prospects to try out their call answering and messaging service, Moneypenny are prepared to let them try it for a whole week completely free. They know from experience that their service is so efficient and impressive that a number of businesses will sign up to a regular monthly fee.


Moneypenny


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