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Your Marketing Message Needs To Speak Your Client's Language
Marketing continues to transform and social networking has speeded up the process. The old strategies of a hard sell do not work, particularly when the primary buying power is women.
Marketing by force is not a good fit for women. In fact most women I know don't feel comfortable with pushing themselves onto someone else. Or having something pushed onto them. It goes against an internal instinct to bond and form community.
Being aggressive creates conflict. Most of us will do anything to avoid that feeling. This is a primary reason why women resist marketing, leaving a bad taste in their mouth.
Marketing which is designed for men does not work for women. When your marketing campaign is designed for women; however, studies have shown it appeals to men as well.
Social networking has changed marketing . Of course you want to get the word out about who you are and the services you provide. The focus has shifted from the focus being about you to now the focus is all about them, your ideal client.
Relationship and trust is the key to your marketing strategy. With everything you do, think about building a "know, like and trust" relationship. By taking the needs of your ideal client into consideration you will be gearing everything about your marketing campaign toward her.
Be generous with your marketing message. Think about ways you are able to build a relationship, validate the needs of your ideal client and provide support through the services you offer. By offering value, you are building a long term relationship with your ideal client.
Easy tips to begin creating your ideal marketing message:
- Your message is not all about you. Design your message for your ideal client. Become very clear about what is in it for her.
- Identify your ideal client. Speak directly to her, one to one. Don't create a marketing message for the masses; this will dilute your message.
- Identify the problem. Figure out what is going on in her life which would make her seek out your services now. Bring that into the first part of your message.
- Next, educate her about the way you can solve her problems.
- Finally, focus on the solution. Think about the benefit they receive from working with you
- Use simple everyday language. Don't use jargon for your trade. Keep the message clear and simple.
- Clients are not as concerned about your technique as they are about the results you can provide for them.
In order to market effectively, develop an approach which suits your style and personality. Don't try to be something you are not. It will come through as inauthentic and not very client attractive.
When I first started marketing Mindset for Marketing Success, I had to become really clear on my ideal client, her specific problems and the solutions I provided. I actually sat down and created my ideal client. I wrote as much as I could about her profession, her personal life, education, lifestyle and spirituality. Not only did I get as detailed as I could about her life, I even gave her a name.
Creating her was one of the best things I did to get started. Next, I talked with an associate and brainstormed to help create my ideal elevator speech. With her immediate feedback we fine-tuned my marketing message in less than 30 minutes. I wanted it to be easy, clear and results oriented.
Once that was done, it was time to put it to use. I learned my elevator speech, but didn't want it to sound memorized. Periodically I would change it slightly, testing the response. Just changing one or two words can significantly improve its effectiveness.
You might need to experiment to find your style. Play around with a variety of marketing messages. Test different ones with your friends or other support people, being open to feedback. Don't shy away from negative feedback. You want them to be honest with you. The feedback is not about you and your business; it is about continuing to create a marketing message which is appealing and effective.
Once you have figured out your style and have a comfortable marketing message, get going. Be consistent in your message. The consistency helps with branding and people understanding who you are and what you do.
Activity: Create your ideal client. Include demographics, hobbies, spirituality, relationship and as many other details as you can. Once you know her, give her a name. I know it sounds silly, but it will really help with consistency and branding. Write your next marketing material with her in mind. You are writing specifically to her, having a conversation with your ideal client. This adds a personal touch to your message, building a relationship.
About the Author
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Cheap And Easy Book Marketing And Promotion Tips For Self Publishers
It's one thing to write a book, but an entirely different thing to write one that's saleable, viable, and marketable. With careful planning you can market, promote, and get (free) publicity (publicity is always free) on a limited budget; you can take the cheap and easy way. Assuming you're a self publisher or book publisher and you've already published your book, you need to immediately implement a strong, no-holds barred, book marketing and promotion strategy to sell your books fast.
Don't underestimate the value of a good press release for making book sales. Press releases can generate thousands of dollars in sales when picked up by national trade or print media. Invest in press release submitting software and set aside time every week to send out a press release online to the press directories.
Make sure your press release spells out the 'who, what, where, when, and why.' Send out at least 10 press releases to the print and broadcast media in your area every month. Using press releases can be a very effective marketing tool if used properly.
Using press releases for marketing or promoting your book or book's website has become increasingly popular as publishers discover the powerful benefits of using press releases. Send out the same press release to the editor of your local daily newspaper every week until you are called for an interview or are written up.
I've not found that book signings sell many books for publishers and are often a waste of time; better to spend it elsewhere. Find a non-exclusive distributor with a good reputation to carry your book for the book store trade, as well as for other retailers. Women buy more books then men; see how you can fit your book into the womens' market.
I've seen publishers lose a lot of money paying for expensive display ads, so beware if you do this; I don't advise it in the beginning -- get your feet wet first so you know what you're doing. Print and online publications provide longevity to your marketing campaign in terms of having something tangible for people to reference ongoing. Make sure not to overlook the Internet; get yourself interviewed or profiled for sites both about writing, publishing and about the topics covered in your book.
It's important to publish a website that focuses on your title; you'll be able to refer editors and customers and all interested parties to your book information with the click of a mouse. Create an online contest and list it in online contest directories to drive traffic to your website.
Contact any companies, corporations or organizations that might use your book for promotions; offer significant discounts for volume orders or for thousands of copies offer a specified amount above book production costs.
Local radio shows and television appearances are good but are often forgotten within hours of the broadcast; make sure to make or get a copy of any television broadcast for future promotions. You can give away your book in a raffle at a local function to get more book recognition. Get as many testimonials about your book, as possible, from experts in the field relating to your title, not customers; use on your fliers and back of books.
If your book fits a specialty market, find a store that fits the genre and offer to leave books on consignment; many publishers have sold thousands of books this way. Your sales letter or flier should include an eye-grabbing headline, the benefits to the buyer, the book features, book sales information and testimonials.
Every day it's important to focus on a variety of marketing approaches. When you get a nice write up or feature about you and/or your book, have it laminated and set it up on an easel at trade shows.
Make sure to test, test, and test some more before you lay out large sums of money. Use your book promotion and book marketing dollars wisely; go after the free and cheap resources daily. One of the biggest problems self publishers and book publishers tell me about is the hundreds of books they have in inventory they haven't set up a marketing plan for; don't let this happen to you -- get prepared now.
About the Author
For more information on book marketing tips and selling more books go to http://www.TwinPeaksPress.com founded in 1982, specializing in help for authors, self publishers, ebook and book publishers with tips, advice and resources, including information on media, library and other mailing lists, and press releases - online, wire service and offline distribution
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