It does not matter how beneficial
your content is. It will not be seen unless you are tuning your speaking to
address your audience’s unspoken query, “what is in it for me?” Frequently we
invest a lot of time creating our topic, concepts, great opening and
conclusions, and we do not think about or devote much time researching who is
in the audience and what they come to here. Investigating your target audience
goes beyond thinking about just demographics: age, gender, ethnicity, etc...
Understanding your audience involves understanding their values and beliefs.
A few months earlier, a marketing
manager who worked for a well-known packers and movers company (moving company)
came to me for help with his presenting and public speaking techniques. He on a
regular basis spoke to groups to sell his services, and he experienced he could
use coaching to acquire an edge over his business competitors. He understood
his objective and he knew his services line. I asked him to analyze his target
audience - who were they?
He considered this question and
came back to me with four diverse audiences: people who need local shifting
services, people who need long distance moving services, people who need
international relocation services and people who need car transportation
services. His answers led him to new skills with his presentations.
We investigated every group. What
did each and every group value? What inspired every group in their
decision-making procedure? My customer had not considered his audiences in this
way before. This process provided him new important information he used to
modify his content material. He identified that the people who need residential
relocation services (local or long distance) are more potential customers. The
people who need services for commercial shifting or corporate relocation are
also good customers and want valued relocation services. The people who need
local shifting services within a city also need quality and effective packing
and moving services.. Lastly, he examined the customers who need automobile
transport services along with home moving services for a long-distance move.
By knowing what each of his
target audiences most appreciated, my client was able to address their
considerations. He tapped into these values and motives in his demonstrations,
and responded to the unspoken question that all audiences ask, "What's in
it for me?" He grew to become a more helpful and successful speaker
subsequently.
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