Why this is in my collection
From the publisher:
Planning your marketing strategy shouldn't be a pain in the bum. There should be clear steps, easy to understand frameworks and an excitement, figuring out your edge over the competition. Wouldn’t that be great? The Lowest Hanging Fruit is a fun yet thorough marketing workbook, first and most important in a series of marketing strategy resources. By the time you finish, you will understand why is it absolutely crucial to have a very detailed idea of who your customer is and how that knowledge will guide you to pick the right channels, messages and tools. You will have a complete persona built
Highlights
- The persona comes first; channels, messages, and tools derive from it — Toth's core sequencing is that a detailed picture of the customer is the model from which every tactical choice follows, the marketing version of get-the-model-right-and-generate-the-rest.
- Lowest hanging fruit means people who already want to buy — aim at the narrow segment with existing demand instead of persuading the indifferent masses; the same narrowing move as defining an ideal client profile before producing content.
- Marketing as workbook, not inspiration — the book's format of clear steps and fill-in frameworks makes the point that positioning is a repeatable process anyone can execute; structure beats magic, applied to a discipline usually sold as creative instinct.
- A persona is a data model of a human — attributes, pains, goals, objections, and watering holes assembled into one structured profile; incomplete fields in that model show up later as guesswork in messaging.
- One audience model routes many messages — knowing precisely who you serve tells you not just what to say but where each piece of content belongs, the underpinning of routing different content lines to different audiences and brands.
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