Episode 3: How to Make Your Business More Relevant and Become Your Customers' Go-To Brand in 2024

From Overlooked to Fully Booked ®

In today's episode of From Overlooked To Fully Booked®, I discus the importance of being relevant to your audience and how to do it. I also discuss the need to understand your customers' wants and needs through market research and active listening.

As always I also share practical tips, this week on conducting simple but effective market research, such as using questionnaires and surveys, joining online communities, observing competitors' posts and conversations and more.

I also highlight the significance of developing a unique benefit proposition (UBP) and how you can create your own that focuses on how you can benefit your customers rather than just selling to them, helping you turn your target audience into loyal fans.

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Episode Takeaways

• Being relevant to your ideal customers is crucial for business success.
• Market research and active listening are essential for understanding your customers' wants and needs.
• Conducting market research can be done through questionnaires, surveys, joining online communities, and observing competitors.
• Developing a unique benefit proposition (UBP) focuses on how you can benefit your customers and differentiate yourself from competitors.
• Creating a UBP and staying relevant to your target audience can turn them into loyal fans.

Episode Keywords

relevance, ideal customers, market research, active listening, market insights, questionnaires, surveys, online communities, competitors, unique benefit proposition (UBP), loyal fans