Episode 28: Creating a Language That Speaks to Your Audience and Sells Your Business

Episode 28 Show Notes

What is branding but a well-crafted message aimed at your ideal client? Keeping your business message consistent and congruent is such an important part of sales and marketing efforts. And It goes on to being authentic and connect with your customers in a way they can relate to.

In this episode, Jane starts off by telling us the importance of being thoughtful about our company’s touchpoints and even about how we present ourselves to others. On the other hand, Pam shares her thoughts on language and branding on inbound marketing strategies. 

Today we discuss:

  • [01:28] Continuity and congruency in your brand. Why is it important?
  • [03:19] How to align your language across all of your touchpoints and why is it important. 
  • [12:54] Language for inbound marketing. Crafting a language that pulls people in.

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