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SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITEX IND... • 7m

📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🔗 DIRECT FREE E-BOOK DOWNLOAD LINK AVAILABLE — https://drive.google.com/file/d/16bLl_mju1yuBPj4k4UBRY2zEavR95yGd/view?usp=drivesdk 🔥 Building A Story Brand 🔥 🚀 20 Lessons By 👉 ✨ Donald Miller ✨ 1. Customers as the Hero: • Position the customer, not the brand, as the hero in the story. The brand acts as the guide helping the hero achieve their goals. 2. Identify the Customer’s Problem: • Clearly define the problem the customer faces, showing empathy and understanding to create a connection. 3. The Brand as a Guide: • The brand should be a supportive guide that helps customers overcome their challenges, positioning itself as an ally. 4. Offer a Clear Plan: • Provide a straightforward, step-by-step plan that shows how the brand will solve the customer’s problem. 5. Call to Action: • Use a direct call to action (e.g., "buy now" or "get started") to prompt the customer to take the next step. 6. Highlight the Stakes: • Emphasize what customers stand to gain if they engage with the brand and what they risk losing if they don’t. 7. Address External, Internal, and Philosophical Problems: • Recognize that customers face external (practical), internal (emotional), and philosophical (values-based) issues; addressing all three strengthens the brand message. 8. Clear Brand Message: • Ensure the brand message is simple and clear, avoiding industry jargon or complex language. 9. Focus on Transformation: • Show how the customer will be transformed through the brand's solution, emphasizing positive change. 10. Consistent Messaging Across All Platforms: • Maintain a consistent story across marketing channels to reinforce the brand's identity and clarity. 11. Establish Authority: • Build credibility by showcasing the brand’s expertise, experience, or testimonials to gain the customer’s trust. 12. Show Empathy: • Demonstrate understanding and empathy for the customer’s struggles, which helps build a connection and establishes trust. 13. Use Simple and Visual Language: • Communicate in a straightforward, visual way to make the brand’s message easy to understand and remember. 14. Identify the Villain: • Define a “villain” (the primary problem or obstacle) in the story to give customers something to rally against. 15. Avoid Complexity: • Keep messaging simple and free of complex language, ensuring the brand story is easy to follow. 16. Reinforce Brand Promise: • Repeat and reinforce the brand’s promise to solve the customer’s problem, building confidence in the brand. 17. Build a Relatable Customer Persona: • Create a profile of the ideal customer to tailor messaging and make it more personalized and relatable. 18. Engage Emotionally: • Tap into customers’ emotions by connecting the solution to their aspirations or frustrations, making it memorable.

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