Add This Step To Your Marketing Process and See An Immediate Increase in ResultsIn my last two blog posts on this topic, I talked about Marketing Features vs. Benefits for Small Business and Whether Your Marketing Should Get an F Grade.
Today I’m going to show you the exercise I use to quickly get past the features of your offer, and get right to the benefits and results.
For each product, service, or program we offer at Bourn Creative, I first make a list outlining all of the features for the item. I then give each feature a main benefit.
After I have the features and benefits written out, I add the result the client or customer will feel or experience after using the product or working with us.
Here are a couple examples for our
Strategic Online Marketing Plan:
As you can see, first I list the basic feature. Then I list the assumed, perceived, or obvious benefit. And finally, I list the result(s) the feature and benefit create. Using the process for me helps me get right to the What’s In It For Me factor.
Now, when I write my marketing copy for the Strategic Online Marketing Plan, I’ll use the lists I just created, but work backward. I’ll start with the results as the main selling points and then support those results statements with the features and benefits I outlined.
Next time you’re working on your marketing and sales content, add this step in before you get started and I guarantee you’ll see your results increase.
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