Get your hands on my 3-Step Guide to Benefits Messaging
July 29, 2008
When I speak with new clients about projects, one thing comes up more than anything else – messaging benefits instead of fact
s or features. It’s true that to create marketing materials that really work and resonate with your target audience, you have to speak to them in terms of how their life will be better because of your product or service. You certainly don’t have to be a professional copywriter to start transitioning your features copy into benefits copy, you just have to be careful that your “benefits” copy doesn’t include phrases like, “your success is our success,” or “we’re committed to serving you.” Yikes.
So that’s why I wrote this guide – to help marketing directors and business owners who understand why benefits messaging is so important, but may not know exactly how to implement it into their marketing copy.
In this guide you’ll learn:
- The best way to reach your what’s-in-it-for-me audience.
- How to conduct an internal audit to maximize your message strength.
- Why it’s important to target your message to a select audience.
- Develop a new, benefits-driven positioning statement.
- Use a campaign approach to integrate your message into your marketing materials.