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Write for your reader. Write for your personas.

Written by Lynne McNamee | July 20, 2017 at 4:05 PM

Your elementary school English teacher probably taught you, as mine did me: Write for your reader.

This remains some of the wisest advice I've received over the years. People care about themselves. All the more so, if there is a definite need, then until that need is met, they don't really want to hear about other details.

If someone's car broke down and they need to get to work, going on about the stereo isn't going to help sell the car. If someone had a tree fall on their roof, having the largest range of color options isn't what's going to sell the deal.

Start with what is the pain point of the consumer, and repurpose your content to meet the needs of each of your defined personas. Most ebooks, articles, white papers, tip sheets, etc. can be rewritten pretty easily for each of your personas.

 

 

 

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