10/08/2024
What everyone thinks you have to do to create clear messaging:
β Keep it simple
β Keep it concise
β Don't use jargon
What it actually takes:
β Get to the essence of what you're selling
β Identify the alternatives for what you sell
β Know how you're different without guessing
β Articulate the ONE THING your offering does
β Identify the potential objections you could face
β Explain how your offering works in 3-5 simple steps
β Pinpoint who your target audience is
β Identify their primary goals and objectives
β Define what success is for them...and failure
β Understand their role and things to accomplish
β Be able to take on your audience's perspective
β Know the problem you address
β Understand how the problem manifests
β Identify the effects of having that problem
β Identify the business impact of those effects
β Know what happens if the problem goes unresolved
β Know what happens if the problem is fully addressed
β Detail out all the positive changes your solution brings
β Highlight the contrast between your offer vs. alternatives
β Get to the heart of your audience's feelings
β Understand their emotional state when facing the problem
β Know how they talk about all those feelings and emotions
β Capture the emotional journey from problem to solution
β Identify the words your audience uses to describe their situation
β Master the nuances in their language
β Mirror their vocabulary in your messaging
β Distill all this knowledge into a compelling narrative
β Craft a message that resonates on logical and emotional levels
β Tie all the above together in a crisp, clear, and clever 3 to 5 words
And of course...
β Test what you come up with so you know it lands the way you intend
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Message clarity is SIMPLE, but it's not as easy as they make it seem.
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