The Art Of Storytelling: How To Write The Way That Will Attract Customers To Your Business

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The Art Of Storytelling: How To Write The Way That Will Attract Customers To Your Business



Writing can be such a fuss, especially if it’s for brand promotion or a blog site dedicated to a particular business. However, one cannot deny the importance of high-quality content that will convince the customers to choose your brand or product over someone else’s. Moreover, if you look closer into the issue, quality content is also essential for SEO, UX, and UI, all of which contribute to the traffic, customer engagement and loyalty as well as the attraction of new audience.

Now that we’ve established that creating quality content is both challenging but also essential for success let’s look into the very notion of writing. The particular skill of writing doesn’t necessarily attribute to the experts only; everyone can write if they learn the main guidelines on how and what makes good content. Regardless of whether you are struggling to write an article, a blog post or create content for your social media account, you are welcome to the following paragraphs of this article, as we are about to explore how to attract customers to your business with a seamless text.

Distinctive Style

Before you have even decided to write something, you must have looked into other people’s or business’ blogs and websites. And there must have been something apparent to notice; if the site or blog is successful, it probably has its own, recognizable and memorable style and interface. The author of the text probably created an entirely new voice for the customers or introduced a new approach to the notion of transferring information and calling for action at the same time. And that is the very thing you also have to include in your writing; a distinctive style that serves the purpose of attracting new customers.

By developing a distinctive and memorable style of writing, you can be sure more people will look into your content and what your brand or company have to offer. Moreover, good content is a reason for word-of-mouth marketing, which is a strategy useful to generate natural discussion and recommendations between the members of your audience and potential followers. Your word and text, in that case, serve as the black-and-white proof of the quality of a product, service or the brand you’re promoting.

Simple and Effective

The majority of writers write with an intention to impress the reader. This isn’t necessarily wrong to do and expect, but it the sole purpose of writing is to draw customers in by using overly complicated words and phrases, then you might be in the wrong this time.

According to Enchanting Marketing, clever phrasing as a method to attract customers does the complete opposite. Instead, the writer should construct sentences and thoughts as simple as possible. The reason for this is the need for an easy-to-follow text which the customers can easily comprehend; this is a text that communicates the most important information directly, efficiently and openly. No customer wants to waste time on deciphering what is it that you are promoting or trying to convey as the main idea, so use short sentences and be straightforward.

Aim For Reader’s Emotions

In order to appeal to a potential customer using your words, you must try to appeal to their emotions first. Customers are frequently looking for a common ground that they share with a brand or a company. Therefore, what you need to do is erase any barrier between the reader and the writer by sounding genuine and offering of solutions that will improve or change their lives.

A positive emotion in your text is fundamental since emotion-induced writing calls for emotion-induced action and possible purchase. According to Marketing Week, brands are focusing on feelings more than ever to promote their products and services; for example, during Christmas time, your writing should appeal to the readers through joy and excitement. You can be sure to attract a number of new customers by simply sharing emotion; this way you will keep the reader’s attention, establish a connection and a sense of reliability as well as call to action and possible purchase.

Offer Utility

Even though it may sound obvious, the utility is something many writers tend to neglect in their content. They usually go on bragging about the brand and its success on the global market, but they fail to actually explain what is it that their product and service do. This means that your writing needs to provide a piece of useful information to the customers in order to make a successful reach.

If you are, for example, writing an article about your brand’s newest product, make sure to explain what the product does; write a genuine review and include other people’s comments, suggestion, and critiques as well. This will help your text stand out in the crowd of disingenuous texts. Make sure to convey how your product will help the customers improve their lives or change the way they happen to live. Your job as a writer, therefore, is to be persuasive but also entertaining in a manner that will actually help your customers understand the purpose of a product.

Turn attention into a call for action

Once a customer clicks on your article’s link, you as a writer and marketer have a reader’s full attention. This is your time to shine, so your text does not only have to be all of the above that we have discussed but also needs to sell. So, why not take advantage of that attention and turn it into purchase behavior? Appeal to your customer using a pinch of humor, emotional rollercoaster, and overall friendliness to draw them into actually consuming what you are offering.

What not to do when writing a copy?

Here is a list of the things that are considered as the deadly sins of copywriting:

• Turning to formulaic and unimaginative writing
• Overusing jokes and humor
• Presenting a text full of typos and grammatical errors
• Talking above the customers
• Not being dependable as the source of information
• Not replying to comments and customers’ questions
• Using too complicated words, phrases, and sentences
• Using jargon, repetition, long paragraphs and unnecessary words
• Using hyperbole to compensate for the lack of quality

Hopefully, this article will be helpful to all the writers out there. The most important thing is to make sure to develop your own writing strategy using some of our recommendations. Even though there are some basic guidelines every writer needs to follow, you still need to retain your authenticity and uniqueness. Thanks to a great essay writing service, you were able to read this article, but also you can hop over to this site and find out more about their writing services.










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