Post by account_disabled on Dec 4, 2023 6:52:41 GMT
This Latin phrase does not exist. I created it starting from the famous do ut des . But I don't like this phrase too much, because it indicates giving with the intention of receiving. Of course, if you write on your blog, you would like to have something in return: contacts from customers, collaboration proposals from colleagues. But if this is seen as a function of content marketing, then everything changes. Then you will write better and with more passion. But I digress, we were in customer support. What do you deduce from the problems customers have? Because those problems fully replace the keywords hidden by not provided .
When they call you, take notes on the phone. Write down everything they say and then process it. You will have targeted content to create. Think about quote requests What are they asking ? Because Phone Number Data customers, unfamiliar with the subject we deal with, make strange requests. Which aren't so strange after all, in the end. They are imprecise , incomplete requests , without the right terminology. They are requests, however, and come from specific needs. From problems to solve. No online tool, no matter how exceptional, will be able to give you more suggestions than the real person with his questions to solve. Take advantage of newsletters What do they click on most? If you use a professional statistics system, you will be able to track the behavior of your subscribers.
There are contents that they click on more. If you use email marketing, you can analyze the conversion results and understand which content was most appreciated. Post polls Ask your users directly what they want. Many people recommend this approach to blogging. But it can be used in any content production context. Yes, as a copywriter I would recommend a client create a survey. Through good persuasive writing we can entice users to participate. A conversational poll , in my opinion, is more effective than an anonymous box in which to leave a vote. No, now people want dialogue with the company, they want to talk. Be participants, protagonists.
When they call you, take notes on the phone. Write down everything they say and then process it. You will have targeted content to create. Think about quote requests What are they asking ? Because Phone Number Data customers, unfamiliar with the subject we deal with, make strange requests. Which aren't so strange after all, in the end. They are imprecise , incomplete requests , without the right terminology. They are requests, however, and come from specific needs. From problems to solve. No online tool, no matter how exceptional, will be able to give you more suggestions than the real person with his questions to solve. Take advantage of newsletters What do they click on most? If you use a professional statistics system, you will be able to track the behavior of your subscribers.
There are contents that they click on more. If you use email marketing, you can analyze the conversion results and understand which content was most appreciated. Post polls Ask your users directly what they want. Many people recommend this approach to blogging. But it can be used in any content production context. Yes, as a copywriter I would recommend a client create a survey. Through good persuasive writing we can entice users to participate. A conversational poll , in my opinion, is more effective than an anonymous box in which to leave a vote. No, now people want dialogue with the company, they want to talk. Be participants, protagonists.