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How to Make Social Proof Work for You

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We are somewhat less influenced when we don’t know them, but we can imagine them because there is a name, a company name, a link to their site, and maybe a persona description of them (like, for example, a stay-at-home mom, a runner, a CEO, a Ph.D.). Photos and links to web pages that tell about the person are ideal.

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Does Your Blog Pass the Blink Test? 3 Critical Blog “Must Haves”

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Use your photo, video, audio and a catchy persona or animal figure to give your blog personality. Personas and graphic images also relieve a site that is heavy with text, and provides humor and levity to serious topics. We are instinctively drawn to faces, and using your photo is your first step in establishing familiarity and trust.

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How to Make Social Proof Work Online

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We are somewhat less influenced when we don’t know them, but we can imagine them because their is a name, a company name, a link to their site, and maybe a persona description of them (like, for example, a stay-at-home mom, a runner, a CEO, a Ph.D.). Photos and links to web pages that tell about the person are ideal.

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When Should You Start a New Business Blog?

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While a business may have many products and service offerings, and maybe several different buyer personas, it generally provides unique solutions to customers’ problems. I usually advise my clients that a blog for your business should focus on communicating the solutions to the problems you solve. That’s pretty clear and direct.

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7 Content Marketing Questions to Ask BEFORE You Write a Word

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Describe your customer persona (avatar): Please describe how your IDEAL average customer behaves. Be specific. Why might the prospect not buy your product or services? What are his/her objections? What are their biggest pains and fears (reasons)? For example, what is he or she thinking and feeling? Where do they hangout? What do they like?

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How to Make Content More Engaging: 10 Tips

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Create buyer personas to capture key information about your readers. Actively listen to your audience and respond to their needs. Try to connect with your readers emotionally. Deliver your marketing messages in different media as people like to receive information in different ways.

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10 Ways to Make Content More Engaging

Writing on the Web

Create buyer personas to capture key information about your readers. Actively listen to your audience and respond to their needs. Try to connect with your readers emotionally. Deliver your marketing messages in different media as people like to receive information in different ways.

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