Tuesday 10 December 2013

Why You Need To Know The Purpose Of Your Communication

In this article I am going to talk a little bit about the purpose of your communication. Every communication that you have with your subscriber, with your prospect or with anyone else to do with your business, needs to have a specific purpose behind it.

This is usually some kind of an action or message that you want people to take or to hear. The message that you are communicating in terms of your business brand and your values and beliefs and also your product solutions needs to be focused on the benefit there is to someone if they do business with you. Then you need to make it clear what actions they should take.

Here are some steps you might take:

Awareness
Make people aware of what your business stands for and what is unique about you. You might communicate this on your website, there is content online or in your email campaign.

Relationships
Once people are aware of what it is you offer and show some interest you need to begin to connect with them and to develop a relationship. If you are using our email campaigns and so is then it becomes very easy to do so. You can offer valuable content and provide help and advice throughout the campaign.

As people start to receive and read your emails they can begin to connect with you and build up a picture of whether you would be the right person for them to learn something from what to do business with.

Building trust is necessary if you are going to make any sales in the future.

Identifying Needs
part of your relationship building process will be to learn more about your customer and to learn more about the things that they need. This means being able to identify the areas that your subscribers or finding difficult and are searching for help on.

Offering Solutions
As you become aware and you identifying the various needs that your subscribers have you can then begin to present solutions. Every product that you create will be a solution to a specific problem. Since you have already developed the trust and built an awareness of what your business stands for when you come to offer a solution your subscribers will be more likely to take notice.

Call to action
The final step will be your call to action. It will be a sentence specifically telling someone what they need to do. This is of course based on what the purpose is behind that call to action. Whether it is to purchase a product, to download a free gift, want to click on a link.

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