Creating a Buzz: Knowing Your Audience Before You Write

Writing by Brick Marketing on Tuesday, 15 of April , 2008 at 12:47 pm

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One of the key elements of all internet marketing for your business is creating a buzz; no matter what you read, you’re likely to recognize that in order to create a buzz and to get people talking, you need to be able to give them the information that they are looking for. When it comes to writing a press release as a way to create a buzz, you’ll find that the same holds true: if you want to be sure that you are creating a buzz, you need to know who you are writing for, and you need to give those people the information that they are looking for.

When you’re writing a press release to create a buzz within your industry, you’ll focus on one set of topics and how your staff, products or services can all have an impact on the industry. When you’re writing to announce an upcoming event, you need to focus on those who you want to attend.

For example, if you have decided that your real estate business is going to start offering a flat fee listing service, in order to create a buzz, you’re going to want to be sure that you’re giving the media a sense of why you’re different and why the change is a good one. You’re going to want to give homeowners who are thinking about selling a sense of why the service will benefit them. You’re also going to want to point out to buyers why it’s not a bad idea to take a closer look at homes that were listed this way - the potential for savings since the sellers won’t be paying a listing agent’s commission.

Each audience has different information that they are looking for; giving people the right info at the right time is the thing that will get people talking.

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