The 'right' info to get someone to take action...

Jun '23 (edited) in General discussion

Hello folks! I'm speaking at an event next week, and thought it useful to share my thinking here:

My approach:

You give a talk / create content.

People get a feel for you, tune into what you're saying, and stick with you till the end 🙌

There's always a purpose. Define the end purpose.

I want them to know:

→ that this community exists.

→ that I can help them if they want to action being the 'go-to' provider in their sector.

Here's my approach:

Minimise distraction/ too much info at the point they make a decision. eg in my case, when they're on my website.

2.I am breaking my rule of ONE call to action for now.. this might change closer to the event:

I have to call to action:

You can see what I went with here: www.Finding-Nima.com

Not beautiful, but it's 'done' and will be beautified later :)

What's your approach?

This way of thinking applies when you do what I'm doing here, when you're speaking on stage, at a meeting, pitching.

Comment and share your thoughts/ what you find works/ your 'aha!' from this.

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