Understand Your Buyer > How To Convert > Residual Value
What is it?
Also known as depreciation, the amount of money something is worth will decrease over time naturally. The higher the residual value of something, the more attractive it is to buy as you “lose” less money.
Why does it work?
It works because when it comes to making a buying decision, we want to take the safest route and be sure that we are getting the best deal possible. If we know that the car we are buying or piece of equipment we are buying won’t “lose” lots of value and will be resalable, then it makes it a more attractive buying proposition.
How can you use it?
Using a simple timeline or infographic, can you help your buyer to visualise what your product will be worth to them over time?
Example
The car industry uses residual value to help buyers make the right decision:
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