How Are You Marketing to Your Customers?

As a business professional, you understand the importance of providing customers with compelling content that communicates the value of what you offer, the benefits you provide, and how you can solve their problems.
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How well are you communicating this? It can be frustrating to know that you are the perfect fit for a client and then not be able to explain it to them. Wouldn’t it be incredible if your emails, blogs, or websites would get your clients to say, “I need that now!” and follow through with a purchase?

That’s the result you want, and you can have it with:

• Content directed toward your audience.
• Content that identifies the problems that keep them up at night.
• Content that assures them that there is a solution to their challenges and that you will deliver it!

The result? Their search for help is over; you are the answer to all their challenges.

Your marketing materials showcase your business--your values, mission, and vision. The more concise and direct the message, the stronger the impact on your clients. Don’t just tell people what you do; show them how you can offer hope where no one else can.

What types of marketing channels do you use to reach your ideal audience? Below are a few examples of what clients have asked for over the years.  

Websites

Websites are the center of your marketing universe. They are the landing place for your social media sites, videos, blogs, vlogs and other materials.

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Landing Pages

Landing pages sell a product or service or link your customers to more information.

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Blogs

Start a conversation with your ideal client with a blog.  Give people a glimpse into your values, your reason for being in business, and how you can solve their problems.

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Articles

Sharing your knowledge through articles allows you to become the go-to expert and increase your community profile.

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Case Studies

Case studies showcase your problem-solving abilities and the capabilities of your product or service. They are ideal for sharing what you do and how you do it with potential and existing clients.

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One-Sheets

One-sheets showcase a service or product, attract referral partners, demonstrate capabilities, and, most of all, entice your target audience to hire you.

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Books

Learn how to outline, organize, structure, and market your book through the Author Your Book Workshop.

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