Why New Entrepreneurs Need Attraction Marketing

By Christine Clark


Without a marketing plan, chances of a good idea generating a profit are slim. While there are some instances where a business has survived solely by word of mouth, having a plan based on visual presentation is becoming the norm. Smaller operations with a limited budget should consider attraction marketing to establish themselves as an expert.

It does not help to have a flashy campaign in place when there is no genuine understanding of the product and the audience that will use it. Effective presentation starts with engagement and finding a way to reach audiences so they feel they have gained something of value. Teaching them cooking hacks, how to save money, or anything to do with raising a family are just some examples that resonate with many people.

It is normal to avoid oversaturated topics and create a more specific niche. Let us say a person wants to operate a vegan fast food truck. While the food may be good, the owner can up the ante by presenting the visual benefits of eating only plant based products. Offer an incentive program for customers that have lost weight or improved other areas of their personal health.

Those who are into wardrobe styling may want to go beyond sharing the latest fashions. Not all styles work for every body type, so it may help to add tips for the person who does not have a lot of money to spend on clothes. Showing the before and after pictures of common fashion faux pas and making the most of a limited budget is often a popular subject amongst consumers.

The difference here is that visual can help sell the facts. Anyone who walks into a salon with split ends and walks out with hair that looks healthy should want to know what they can do to maintain their look. When a beauty operator states simple steps in plain language, it can enhance the visual value of images posted.

Consistency in all communication helps as well. While changing a social media strategy can be expected at some point, using the same voice throughout will help with the transition. Audiences tend to stick with what is familiar so changes should not be too drastic unless this is a part of the brand.

Where the competition may be more focused on sales, attraction entails being more of an expert who is willing to go the extra mile. Researching, engaging in regular dialogue, and watching others will make better presentations and less likely to rehash content for the sake of keeping up appearances. Even if a person does not care to write long blog posts or articles often, they could create images with a small blurb underneath.

Once a person has established themselves as an expert, they may be invited to participate in a number of business opportunities. Some methods are great for growing an audience and others may lead to a nice income stream. All this starts with having something worthy to offer and making it something that not only appeals to a particular audience but makes them feel better about being loyal to a specific brand.




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