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Write a blog about how business owners can increase their sales. Include information about the 3 types of spenders. Give 5 proven strategies for making sales. Keep the blog below 300 words.
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Neuroscience has confirmed that we often spend until it literally hurts. The key is in understanding how much money has to be spent before we reach that threshold. There are three types of spenders:
1.	Spender One: The proverbial tightwad. He hates spending money no matter what the reason. He rarely shops. He never sees the need to spend money on anything.
2.	Spender Two: The Shopaholics. They will shop till they drop or until their credit card maxes out. Their tolerance for "spending pain" is extremely high. 
3.	Spender Three: This is the largest group. They are the middle-of-the-road, average consumers. They spend when necessary and occasionally just for fun, entertainment, or amusement. They try to stay on a budget and save whenever possible.

It doesn't take a genius to realize that the tightwads are going to be the hardest group to sell to. If you can get them to make a purchase, you can sell anything to anyone! Believe it or not, there are actually some scientifically proven ways to minimize the buying pain that tightwads, and other buyers, experience when making a purchase. These are simple but powerful tools that you can start using right away to increase sales. Try these 5 proven strategies for making sales:

•	Reframe your offer - Use a cost comparison to shift the consumer's perception of spending pain into a savings gain.
•	Bundle your products - Show the consumer how they can save more by buying more.
•	Offer an easy payment plan - Spending pain is softened when spread out over multiple payments.
•	Add free shipping - Offer a simple, straightforward price point with no hidden costs.
•	Offer a money-back guarantee - Give the consumer confidence that they can change their mind if they aren't satisfied. 

