What's Your Persona.Hiya Friends
Today I wanna discuss Who ARE YOU! Have you ever stopped and wondered who you are and what you are projecting? Your identity as it’s perceived by other people? This is often referred to as PERSONA or Identity. If you’ve been around for a while in your business…in your life. Imagine how people see you in the world. Think of not only your personality, but also your style and how that defines you. Ya know! The *Feel of You*. Why do we want to be clear on who you are? (Or who you want to be) Becoming crystal clear on your persona makes it so much easier to know and plan for the following in your video or video blog:
What language will you use? Are you using sophisticated academic style or scientific jargon or casual everyday speak. What’s the tone of your episodes Humourous, serious, dramatic, straight forward, light, Taking some time to list what you want to *be* will take away the guesswork later. One thing you might want to consider when *making up* a persona that isn’t close to your real personality is. *Can you maintain it?* Clients ask me all of the time… “Can I swear in my Blog, show, or expert video?” And My Answer is…. “Sure! If that matches your persona.” If you’ve decided to create a *clean cut* persona but in real life you cuss like a sailor…. And say your goal for the video is gaining visibility to attract coaching clients And the first thing they hear out of your mouth in real life is… *!!@#$%^* You’ll lose that client My advice to most is to create the character closest or exactly like your own personality. That’s just the easiest to schtick to do. Thanks so much for tuning in. Hit Subscribe for video tips every single week and check outlay Facebook page for updates. If you’d like to ask a question specific to your business, book a zoom call in the contact us section. I’d love to help. Til next time :) CP~ GoalsHi there I’m Carole Parsons Owner Sugar C Media and Your video marketing strategist. The first video in our Pre video and Blog essential series is**********Drum roll please!************* Goals! oooh. I saw half of you cringe and the other half duck. I hear that voice in your head "Pshaw! I don’t need goals. I just do a video when I feel like it."' Well. Yes! You could do that but how do know if your efforts have even paid off. You could just make video Just for the sake of making video but wouldn’t you like it to make the most impact that it can since it takes so much time to make it? Alright…to begin with if you don’t already have a yearly goal for your business; go ahead and make that first. Tying your video and social media efforts to that goal makes it much easier to build out the content, create the call to action and know what to look for when measuring the results. When you make a plan, implement that plan consistently and with focus …goals can be reached. Let's make this easy. Say you wanted to make $48,000 at $1000/package this year by selling 48 more of your already created educational packages. Break that down into 12 months. You’ll need to sell 4 per month. And then 1 per week Lets say, from experience, you already know that in order for you to sell 1 per week you’ll need to have one piece of content get a reach of 4000 people. This will allow you to achieve 400 views from your ideal audience once per week. And 1 video upload optimized on the platform where that audience hangs out (perhaps as a part of a bigger social media campaign) will get you in front of that audience With your goal in mind the equation to a sale is the following: 4000 reach = 400 views = 1 sale Knowing what you want to achieve determines the action that you’d like your audience to take and your content will be focused to speak directly to the targeted audience who will buy. Simple Right?!? Being purposeful with your content creation is truly key. Something to keep in mind when planning out your goals are… Do you have the time and/or resources to create one video weekly? Perhaps you decide that you can only create one per month. Does that mean that you have to change your original goal? Maybe. But maybe there is a workaround by filling in the rest with images, text and shares Goals must be realistic and attainable to be effective. Using the example above and following the S.M.A.R.T. model of goals.
Here’s what we know: “S” stand for Specific: One Video per week is necessary to sell one package of educational training “M” stands for Measurable: In our example, your video sets out to attain a measurable amount of 4000 reach and 400 views per week “A” stands for Achievable: With a paid ad strategy, you know that a 4000 person reach and 400 views are attainable every week “R” stands for Relevant: Creating one video per week is relevant to the bigger picture of the overall business goal of earning $48000 from selling 48 packages of educational training. “T” stands for Time Bound. Our example shows a year plan broken down into, monthly and then weekly goals. Make sense? Do you have an overall goal for your business this year? Do you know what you want your video to achieve? Great questions right? Make those goals people! See you next time. CP~ |
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