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Hey Reader,
Is Your Marketing Manipulative?
It's so easy to be caught up in the latest marketing fad that is sweeping the internet that we forget the importance of intentional and ethical marketing. We try this and do that to gain an increase in followers and fans but we neglect the long-term impact of our flip-flop behavior - the erosion of trust.
So how do you avoid manipulative marketing? Here are a few tips:
I love this mantra from a recent Marie TV episode "Facts tell, Stories sell"?
Facts and stories can work together to create a powerful marketing message. As soon as your customer's interest level changes from "uninterested" to "in the market for a solution," you can position yourself accordingly.
Here is an example of how you could use this strategy:
When you focus on the facts, you're giving your customers the information they need to make an informed decision. And when you tell stories, you're connecting with them on an emotional level.
So don't resort to easy quick manipulative marketing trends. Just focus on telling stories, focusing on the facts, and being authentic. With these three things, you'll be well on your way to grow your business organically.
Warm African greetings
Robyn
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The business side of creative work — from how decisions get made to how structures get built. No frameworks. No performance culture.