Do you speak B2C? Perhaps you’re more fluent in the B2B language. Actually, they are two different languages with some similarities.
When developing a B2C message, you can imagine your ideal client – their personal preferences, their desires, their fears. It’s not hard to imagine an individual using your service or product.
When crafting your message for a B2B, it’s more challenging to understand what’s important to not only the individual, but for the company overall.
Define Your Customer
Get clear about who your customer is, what makes them tick, and what their situation is around the problem.
List Your Questions
Write a list of questions you’d like to answer about your ideal client and their situation, so you can speak to it.
Try Social Listening
Visit some of the online places your ideal client hangs out: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.
Have Conversations
This is the fun part! Have genuine conversations with the people you’re here to help.
Analyze The Results
Use the results to design offers, write cope, craft your message, set yourself apart… speak their language!
At the end of the day, it’s important to listen! Especially to recognize the difference of which language you speak. When your ideal client feels that you understand their needs, you’re on the way to build a long-term customer relationship.
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Salty Red Dog Marketing, LLC is a marketing agency in Westport, CT and Red Bank, NJ. We service businesses with marketing strategies, digital marketing, social media and consultations.
Contact: info@saltyreddogmarketing.com
Phone: (203) 429-9671
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