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May 29, 2014
One of the best books on marketing, I highly recommend it even if you're not a marketer because the ideas presented here can be applied in many different areas of life. Author really nails down the foundations of what every marketer need to focus on when it come to creating a good offer, even more he gives you the exact formula that you can apply immediately. The book is written in such a way that it was very captivating for, so much that I went through the entire thing in one go. If you have a copy of it, start reading it right now! You won't regret it.
August 14, 2012
Mark Joyner, whether teaching you how to market via word of mouth, how to improve your personal performance via simpleology courses, or just giving you general insight into life, is successful for one reason: honesty. His honesty and integrity allows him to see that which others who try to manipulate and control miss. And isn't that the secret to success? How many people ever desire to come back to a business, company, even person or individual who is phony? One who attempts to draw you in with deception and then does the bait and switch. Warren Buffett--he of multi-billions, the great investor--said that a major factor in choosing companies to invest in is based on whether or not you like the company enough (read people) to work there. Well, Mark Joyner is one of those people many enjoy working with. Because of his honest, straight forward approach.
The Irresistible Offer is certainly that: honest. Even though it has its flaws--excessive examples, repetition, and at times, opaque theory--it is a book that truly displays the genius and great insight of its author. And you've got to believe (all you The Secret people) that if you seek the truth, the truth will seek you. Herein lies Joyner's gift.
I once read a sales letter of Joyner's that hit to the core, issues I had been having in acquiring all-things-marketing to get my business going. He mentioned how marketers are charging hundreds of dollars for a "box full of 'secrets' that is nothing more than some low-quality audio recordings and poorly edited transcripts?" And how important it is that "A transformation of spirit without a direction and a clear plan might bring you happiness for a while, but if that happiness is not reinforced by real change in the real world, it is always short lived"? Personally, I have chosen to avoid many schemes, internet marketers, and plans or bonus-encrusted list blasts because "quality and value is more important to" me, as Joyner states.
The book certainly has its more general philosophies, but it also gets into enough specifics on Word of Mouth and how to use it in your business to give the reader his money's worth . . . and then some. Great ROI, wouldn't you say Mark? Get it. It's worth every penny.
The Irresistible Offer is certainly that: honest. Even though it has its flaws--excessive examples, repetition, and at times, opaque theory--it is a book that truly displays the genius and great insight of its author. And you've got to believe (all you The Secret people) that if you seek the truth, the truth will seek you. Herein lies Joyner's gift.
I once read a sales letter of Joyner's that hit to the core, issues I had been having in acquiring all-things-marketing to get my business going. He mentioned how marketers are charging hundreds of dollars for a "box full of 'secrets' that is nothing more than some low-quality audio recordings and poorly edited transcripts?" And how important it is that "A transformation of spirit without a direction and a clear plan might bring you happiness for a while, but if that happiness is not reinforced by real change in the real world, it is always short lived"? Personally, I have chosen to avoid many schemes, internet marketers, and plans or bonus-encrusted list blasts because "quality and value is more important to" me, as Joyner states.
The book certainly has its more general philosophies, but it also gets into enough specifics on Word of Mouth and how to use it in your business to give the reader his money's worth . . . and then some. Great ROI, wouldn't you say Mark? Get it. It's worth every penny.
April 5, 2020
Sound principles. I'm new to marketing, but I've been in the world of Russell Brunson (not a clickfunnels acolyte or even affiliate) and it seems as if Russell has distilled all of this and presented as a clearer form. There's nothing new for me here, but I suppose if you haven't read any of Brunson's work, think might be a great place to start changing the way you think about marketing
January 19, 2024
Honestly really embarrassed it took me SO long to read the last 20 pages but so glad I finally did since I really did like this book! It is a super EASY & PRACTICAL read which I find essential when I’m reading a book about business😅
March 3, 2020
I think if I had read this 15 years ago when it came out I would have given it 5 stars. I gave it a 3 because personally I didn't learn anything new and wasn't a fan of the writing style. The author knows his stuff though. If you don't know much about creating offers, give this book a read. If you are familiar with offers, stacks etc and any of Russell Brunsons work you could skip this.
January 15, 2017
The Irresistible Offer presents a clear, concise formula for selling a product, service, or yourself. It's worth the read, but would benefit from more concrete examples, as well as tools for developing your own touchstone and high ROI offer - perhaps in the form of a companion workbook or similar.
September 12, 2019
كتاب جيد جدًا في التسويق و في أفكار جديدة و لكن السرد كتير و جزء كبير جداً من الفصول بديهيات ..
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October 17, 2021An excellent book on creating an irresistible offer that is ethical and still generates sales. It's a bit dated but the fundamentals work as they are not time-bound. His four-step process for deconstructing an offer is priceless.
4 Pressing questions customers want to be answered.
1. What are you trying to sell me? (Logic)
2. How much? (Logic)
3. Why should I buy from you? (Logic)
4. What's in it for me? (Emotion)
The Definition of the Irresistible Offer
The Irresistible Offer is an identity-building offer central to a product, service or company where the believable return on investment is communicated so clearly and efficiently that it’s immediately apparent you’d have to be a fool to pass it up.
People remember you. People can’t move quickly enough to give you their money.
What it’s NOT:
Not a special offer, not a statement of fact, not bragging rights, not a benefit, not a USP (Unique Selling Proposition).
Benefits:
Benefits only address one of the big four questions (what’s in it for me). Leading wit a benefit will capture interest but will temper it with scepticism. “What’s the catch.”
What it IS:
THE IRRESISTIBLE OFFER
1. A High ROI Offer
2. A Touchstone
3. Believability
Touchstone:
No matter what, your touchstone must say: Here’s a great offer. Here’s a deal for you so great that you’d be a fool to pass it up.
Stylistic elements of a great touchstone:
– Clarity: Be crisp
– Simplicity
– Brevity – Keep it really short. A single crisp eyeful
– Immediacy – cut to the chase. They either want it or they don’t. The offer in the touchstone is usually separate from your Core High ROI offer.
4 Pressing questions customers want to be answered.
1. What are you trying to sell me? (Logic)
2. How much? (Logic)
3. Why should I buy from you? (Logic)
4. What's in it for me? (Emotion)
The Definition of the Irresistible Offer
The Irresistible Offer is an identity-building offer central to a product, service or company where the believable return on investment is communicated so clearly and efficiently that it’s immediately apparent you’d have to be a fool to pass it up.
People remember you. People can’t move quickly enough to give you their money.
What it’s NOT:
Not a special offer, not a statement of fact, not bragging rights, not a benefit, not a USP (Unique Selling Proposition).
Benefits:
Benefits only address one of the big four questions (what’s in it for me). Leading wit a benefit will capture interest but will temper it with scepticism. “What’s the catch.”
What it IS:
THE IRRESISTIBLE OFFER
1. A High ROI Offer
2. A Touchstone
3. Believability
Touchstone:
No matter what, your touchstone must say: Here’s a great offer. Here’s a deal for you so great that you’d be a fool to pass it up.
Stylistic elements of a great touchstone:
– Clarity: Be crisp
– Simplicity
– Brevity – Keep it really short. A single crisp eyeful
– Immediacy – cut to the chase. They either want it or they don’t. The offer in the touchstone is usually separate from your Core High ROI offer.
January 25, 2021
کتاب به طور تخصصی به تکنیک های بازاریابی و اصول تاثیرگذاری و بازاریابی فرد به فرد و ویروسی میپردازه
هم چون کتاب قدرت عادت، درش مثال زیاد دیده میشه.
خیلی وجه مشترک با کتاب مسیر گرگ جردن بلفورت در زمینه first impression داره. کتاب مفیدیه و به نظرم از بقیه کتاب های مرتبط خودش بهتره. بهتره سریع روخوانی بشه و موارد مهم خط کشیده بشه. بعد ها به طور مستمر و مرتب مرور بشه.
هم چون کتاب قدرت عادت، درش مثال زیاد دیده میشه.
خیلی وجه مشترک با کتاب مسیر گرگ جردن بلفورت در زمینه first impression داره. کتاب مفیدیه و به نظرم از بقیه کتاب های مرتبط خودش بهتره. بهتره سریع روخوانی بشه و موارد مهم خط کشیده بشه. بعد ها به طور مستمر و مرتب مرور بشه.
December 10, 2021
Marketing 101
Anything you’d need to understand the key elements of marketing. Crucial for those who want to learn the basics, helpful for advanced by tying your message up coherently. And to learn the ways of the Touchstone. That’ll help any marketer or business owner, if they take their time with it.
Anything you’d need to understand the key elements of marketing. Crucial for those who want to learn the basics, helpful for advanced by tying your message up coherently. And to learn the ways of the Touchstone. That’ll help any marketer or business owner, if they take their time with it.
August 9, 2025
Ko je čitao Hormozijevu knjigu $100 million offer, može preskočiti ovu. Ko nije, neka je obavezno pročita jer je na njoj Hormozi i zasnovao svoju knjigu (praktično je prepričao). Ko je u svijetu marketinga dugo vremena neće saznati ništa novo, ali dobro je podsjetiti se na neke stvari koje su se možda u medjuvremenu zaboravile.
September 26, 2019
Great read, especially for someone with a ton of experience in marketing and only a scratch of the surface of sales.
I wrote a full review of this book on my company's website. Take a look! https://www.s2research.com/blog/the-i...
I wrote a full review of this book on my company's website. Take a look! https://www.s2research.com/blog/the-i...
June 17, 2020
كتاب تسويق جميل تعلمت منه معلومات جميله وجديدة علي عن التسويق اصبت بالملل في منتصف القراءة ولكن انتهيت من الكتاب بفائدة ومعلومات مفيدة.
سيفيد اصحاب المشاريع اذا ما طبقوا الارشادات التي ستجعل من عرضهم عرض لايقاوم.
سيفيد اصحاب المشاريع اذا ما طبقوا الارشادات التي ستجعل من عرضهم عرض لايقاوم.
October 6, 2022
Fantastic write-up. One of those bible books to keep close if you really aim to excel in your marketing and sales endeavours. Study this book and practically apply it. That's the way to win the most out of it! Keep it close.
January 14, 2023
Nothing new
Honestly, there’s nothing new in this book.
It’s a rehash of all known sales concepts.
And what’s up with the 3-second selling? Where’s that covered?
Sorry to say, but this book was a waste of time.
Honestly, there’s nothing new in this book.
It’s a rehash of all known sales concepts.
And what’s up with the 3-second selling? Where’s that covered?
Sorry to say, but this book was a waste of time.
March 10, 2018
Would have been a 4-star book, but lost a star due to poor copyediting. Great ideas contained within. A little dated, but still widely applicable.
May 15, 2018
This book has good information. None of it is game-changing, but all is useful.
July 28, 2018
Bailed on this one because of the “LinkedIn bro-etry” writing style. Probably some good ideas in there, I couldn’t be bothered to dig them out.
July 1, 2019
I think this is going to be a favorite read. :)
July 21, 2019
This is a book that I need to read through several times and THEN implement!
March 27, 2020
Good insight but written for a 5 year old. Could have just been a single page essay to be honest.
October 14, 2024
A bit outdated for the times due to how big the Internet and e-commerce are, but all of its points can apply to nowadays and how to sell your product effectively
September 14, 2025
Everything about the offer!
February 2, 2018
I highly recommend this excellent marketing book.
June 24, 2025
Targeted, compact, direct marketing info that can be for business or for PERSONAL use.
The Big 4 Questions are applicable for EVERYTHING. Every customer wants to know:
-What are you trying to sell me?
-How much will it cost me?
-What's in it for me?
-Why should I believe you?
Your business MUST address/answer those questions in such a way to attract your customer.
Your business needs to have:
-High ROI - (if your product isn't offering value, go back to the drawing board and make a better product - that's the core of your biz)
-Touchstone (a slogan/identifier that STICKS with the customer - core brand identifier)
-Believability - customers must TRUST you; your "deal" can't be too good to be true - that will turn people OFF. you have to have integrity in your dealings with customers.
The book takes you through answering these questions and the ways to achieve the three key needs.
The key to success is spelled out in three words (and you've heard it before)
Relentless Focussed Action
bottom line is LOTS of people read the books and get the knowledge. FAR FEWER go out and persist until they attain success.
An excellent example of this is described by Joyner. He describes a meeting where he asked if the audience (about 700 people) knew of Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich. Everyone stood up. He asked for those who had NOT read the book to sit down. About 90% remained standing (impressive). He said "if you don't believe that following the principles in his book can make you rich and successful beyond your wildest dreams, sit down." everyone remained standing. He said that" ok, so all of you believe that by following the principles in his book,will give you all the success and money you could ever want." He then asked" on page 38 (from whatever paperback version) there is a passage entitled the self confidence formula that Hill says you must recite aloud from memory to yourself at least once a day if you want to have success with this book. You guys all believe his book will make you successful, so surely one of you can come up here on stage and recite the formula from the book from memory, if you don't think you can, please sit down." EVERYONE SAT DOWN IN SILENCE... wow. everyone believes it will make you successful, but no one is taking the action to make it happen.
apply the learnings - take action. THAT is the gem in the book. Whether it's this book or any other that you're reading. Learning all these formulas for success - simplicity, offering your product at an optimal price point, capturing positive viral word of mouth, etc. will do nothing unless you try them out.. and keep going...
The Big 4 Questions are applicable for EVERYTHING. Every customer wants to know:
-What are you trying to sell me?
-How much will it cost me?
-What's in it for me?
-Why should I believe you?
Your business MUST address/answer those questions in such a way to attract your customer.
Your business needs to have:
-High ROI - (if your product isn't offering value, go back to the drawing board and make a better product - that's the core of your biz)
-Touchstone (a slogan/identifier that STICKS with the customer - core brand identifier)
-Believability - customers must TRUST you; your "deal" can't be too good to be true - that will turn people OFF. you have to have integrity in your dealings with customers.
The book takes you through answering these questions and the ways to achieve the three key needs.
The key to success is spelled out in three words (and you've heard it before)
Relentless Focussed Action
bottom line is LOTS of people read the books and get the knowledge. FAR FEWER go out and persist until they attain success.
An excellent example of this is described by Joyner. He describes a meeting where he asked if the audience (about 700 people) knew of Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich. Everyone stood up. He asked for those who had NOT read the book to sit down. About 90% remained standing (impressive). He said "if you don't believe that following the principles in his book can make you rich and successful beyond your wildest dreams, sit down." everyone remained standing. He said that" ok, so all of you believe that by following the principles in his book,will give you all the success and money you could ever want." He then asked" on page 38 (from whatever paperback version) there is a passage entitled the self confidence formula that Hill says you must recite aloud from memory to yourself at least once a day if you want to have success with this book. You guys all believe his book will make you successful, so surely one of you can come up here on stage and recite the formula from the book from memory, if you don't think you can, please sit down." EVERYONE SAT DOWN IN SILENCE... wow. everyone believes it will make you successful, but no one is taking the action to make it happen.
apply the learnings - take action. THAT is the gem in the book. Whether it's this book or any other that you're reading. Learning all these formulas for success - simplicity, offering your product at an optimal price point, capturing positive viral word of mouth, etc. will do nothing unless you try them out.. and keep going...
May 20, 2014
I talked to a very good friend of mine last week the highs and lows I experienced with my internet marketing business that I began. She suggested yes I do need to prepare myself seeing that I never had any marketing courses in college. Then she asked me what remain the 4 keys in marketing. I only conveyed to her one.
In order to make sure that I have a solid foundation and prepare myself, I had to do some researching - read some books and listen to CD's on selling/marketing. Even though I dreaded reading books on that issue I knew she targeted a bulls-eye! So I got my hands on some articles and five books dealing with selling and marketing.
One of the books that I fully enjoyed is The Irresistible Offer: How to Sell Your Product or Service in 3 Seconds or Less by Mark Joyner. It has a wealth of valuable information, information that I unknowing already implemented key tools in my marketing and landing pages for products. I utilize some of these "laws" because I had seen others implement them without knowing the core aspects that causes people to buy. Reading the book I comprehend to why people buy.
I found this book easy to read, extremely informative, giving me confidence that I can utilize what I have read about selling, people's objections and fears, giving what people what, etc. to succeed. Develop a win-win situation by giving The Irresistible Offer. I thought that I positioned myself as just below a "Champion" of selling, but learn I leveled at around 40.
If you are a professional salesperson or desire to be one and/or is involved in marketing YOU NEED THIS BOOK. I highly recommend it. Thank Mr. Joyner. I may be only at around 40, but with using your tools I achieve over a 100!
In order to make sure that I have a solid foundation and prepare myself, I had to do some researching - read some books and listen to CD's on selling/marketing. Even though I dreaded reading books on that issue I knew she targeted a bulls-eye! So I got my hands on some articles and five books dealing with selling and marketing.
One of the books that I fully enjoyed is The Irresistible Offer: How to Sell Your Product or Service in 3 Seconds or Less by Mark Joyner. It has a wealth of valuable information, information that I unknowing already implemented key tools in my marketing and landing pages for products. I utilize some of these "laws" because I had seen others implement them without knowing the core aspects that causes people to buy. Reading the book I comprehend to why people buy.
I found this book easy to read, extremely informative, giving me confidence that I can utilize what I have read about selling, people's objections and fears, giving what people what, etc. to succeed. Develop a win-win situation by giving The Irresistible Offer. I thought that I positioned myself as just below a "Champion" of selling, but learn I leveled at around 40.
If you are a professional salesperson or desire to be one and/or is involved in marketing YOU NEED THIS BOOK. I highly recommend it. Thank Mr. Joyner. I may be only at around 40, but with using your tools I achieve over a 100!
October 8, 2015
The Irresistible offer by Joyner was disappointing as I was looking for guidance on selling my books. Here's what we're selling (books), how much ($2.99), what's in it for you, why should I trust you. Selling on Amazon one needs to have a very tight Description for each book and the proof is in the sales. One can create a sense of urgency through KDP or saying 99c for a short period of time. A guarantee is inbuilt with Amazon, reviews are recommendations, Uniqueness when it's only from Amazon. About half way through Joyner talks about an Entry Point whereby one sets up a freebie in exchange for their address, and so on till a friend starts at the Entry Point. Then there's the high return on investment, the Touchstone and Believability. The examples like Dominos are easy to see but not for me.
August 29, 2010
In a perfect world I wouldn't have to read marketing books. I would create something useful, people would be drawn to it instinctively, they would offer me their equally useful creations and we would mutually thrive.
For the world we have, there is Mark Joyner.
The Irresistible Offer is a concise formula for effective marketing. It avoids moralizing and cross-promoting and lays out a guide for going from whatever you have now to a marketing approach that should help you attract good customers. It's available free online as a PDF (legally).
Edit: Just posted a full summary here: http://marcusvorwaller.com/blog/archi... if you'd like the quick(er) version.
For the world we have, there is Mark Joyner.
The Irresistible Offer is a concise formula for effective marketing. It avoids moralizing and cross-promoting and lays out a guide for going from whatever you have now to a marketing approach that should help you attract good customers. It's available free online as a PDF (legally).
Edit: Just posted a full summary here: http://marcusvorwaller.com/blog/archi... if you'd like the quick(er) version.
August 9, 2011
One of the best and different marketing books I've read. And to think I got this ebook for free from the Simpleology site!
Succinct, to the point, very easy to understand. He doesn't waste time using complex marketing terminologies (which most books tend to overuse in poor attempt of appearing intellectual). Definitely not yawn-inducing.
While most of what he advised in his book would seem like common sense, I think there is no harm in stating the obvious because sometimes, we completely forget about common sense. I know I do and I blame it all on the years of training in school and at work acquiring 'specialized' knowledge that only serves to impress, manipulate, confuse and more often than not, do not really make sense.
Succinct, to the point, very easy to understand. He doesn't waste time using complex marketing terminologies (which most books tend to overuse in poor attempt of appearing intellectual). Definitely not yawn-inducing.
While most of what he advised in his book would seem like common sense, I think there is no harm in stating the obvious because sometimes, we completely forget about common sense. I know I do and I blame it all on the years of training in school and at work acquiring 'specialized' knowledge that only serves to impress, manipulate, confuse and more often than not, do not really make sense.
June 7, 2009
This book has a great title, and it actually lives up to its name. This is a must-read for anyone who is marketing or selling a product or service. It has practical ideas you can use today, and the concepts you'll learn will help you keep sales coming in for years into the future. This is one book that's just as good in audio as in print. You'll be so glad you took the time to read this one. I am, and I know I'll continue to reread this book in the future to gain even more insights.
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