Web Marketing Minute: Your Marketing Message
Welcome to the next edition of “The Web Marketing Minute.” Today’s topic is…
Your Marketing Message: Crafting Value Propositions
What do we mean by “Value Propositions?” Well, maybe you’re familiar with the term USP – Unique Selling Proposition. Usually people refer to USPs as a way to quickly communicate the key point or points that make your business different from your competitors.
In other words, if you have 30 or 60 seconds to describe your business, how would you communicate the value you provide to others.
So how is a “Value Proposition” different from a USP? Listen to the audio to find out…
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Web Marketing Minute: What is Marketing?
Welcome to the first message in our new series of weekly audio recordings called “The Web Marketing Minute.” Our first topic to kick off the series is…
What is Marketing?
Seems fairly basic, right?
Yet, in meeting with business owners over the past couple of years, one thing seems very clear to me. How you think (and FEEL) about marketing will have dramatic consequences for your business.
So what about you? Are you happy with the results of your current marketing campaigns (both offline and online)? If not, we can help.
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Watch Your Mouth!
Or, 3 Lessons on How Your Language Matters
Okay, so maybe that headline was a bit over the top. Not to mention a bit tongue in cheek.
But behind a statement we can all recognize (and probably more than once heard while growing up) is a powerful business idea lurking just beneath the all too familiar surface. And a point absolutely critical to your business success, both on and offline.
This lesson involves YOUR use of language.
More specifically, how you talk TO your prospective clients and/or customers about your goods and services.
1. It had better be about them…
Let’s start at the beginning. What you are saying and why your saying it in the first place had better capture your readers attention. Also it had better be content wise to what they are looking for, or they’re outta here!
2. If at first you don’t succeed, you better change what you are saying…
Or at least who you send it to…
Be careful of sending the same old marketing that didn’t get you anywhere back when you first sent it, isn’t going to change results the next dozen times you send it. In fact, if the marketing piece sends back 0.0%, then you REALLY need to examine what your sending as a message and who you’re sending it to.
3. Recent, Relevant, and Right what they were looking for!
If they are talking about it, searching for signs of it, YOU had better be talking about it yourself. You must keep up with the way your prospects are communicating a need for what you have.
However, if the WAY your talking in your marketing is stuffy business speak, your going to miss out on a large segment of the population because you aren’t speaking their language.
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