More than any previous generation in history, we're bombarded by information, from the moment we awake. There's a constant blizzard of noise, jargon and advertising swirling all around us. Yet, because we humans have an uncanny ability to filter information, incredibly fast, we simply don't notice 93% of it. (We'd go mad if we did.)
Which means this: you're invisible to most of your potential customers. As far as they know, you don't even register.
To get your message across, you've got to communicate effectively.
Think about this. If you're white, middle-class and older than 30 (and you probably are) and your customers and employees aren't (and probably lots of them aren't), how would you know how to talk to them?
That's why we say, to get your message across, you've got to communicate effectively.
In fact, how well your business performs is determined not by your products, and certainly not by your prices. It's determined by how well you communicate – not just externally, but internally too. Many a good business with great products and great prospects has gone swirling down the gurgler, taking its great products and great prices with it, simply through poor communication...
That's why we say, to get your message across, you've got to communicate effectively.
Bloom Partners are experts at this stuff. We work with businesses big and small to translate ideas into action.
We're passionate about research, writing, training and consulting, and about how you can use all these things to communicate better - and make more money.
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Direct Marketing: Heading for High Gear
You’ll never think of it as “junk mail†again!
- Make certain your Direct Marketing works
- Organise your DM campaign from go to whoa
- Source first-class lists at the best price
- Avoid making the mistakes responsible for 80% of DM failures
- Write copy that grabs your reader from the start, and…
- Create an Order Form that won’t ruin your entire campaign!
Melbourne: Tuesday 4 May 2006
Sydney: Friday 5 May 2006
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