The average adult attention span is 8 seconds, according to studies. Therefore, sales professionals must capture a customer’s attention immediately.
While the number of novel marketing options and the continuous changes in the distribution of information can overwhelm business owners, international brand coach, Jenn Morgan says customers are also overwhelmed with the amount of marketing messages coming at them from every direction.
"The solution to overcome marketing overwhelm is to re-define your brand for the new era. What is your business about today? The truth is, we are building a new economy and it has new rules," she says.
Rule number one is, BE it don't SAY it. That means that HOW you represent yourself is more important than what you SAY about yourself, she explains. And, with so much new media coming at us every day, if you want to capture the hearts and minds of your ideal client you have to be Orgasmic. You've got to be so interesting that men say "wow!" and women say, "I want to be like that!", Ms. Morgan explains.
How to become an Orgasmic Brand?
Jenn Morgan is an Orgasmic Brand Strategist Defending the Universe from Mediocre Marketing. After redefining 12 years of experience producing brand campaigns for distinctive companies such as Diet Coke, US Postal Service, and Chrysler Jeep, Jenn re-positioned herself for the Entrepreneur and Small Business Owner who wants to build a high-end brand that turns customers on. Jenn works with clients around the globe from Seattle, WA to New York, NY to Warsaw, Poland. Jenn is the author of the upcoming book "The Orgasmic Brand". Learn more at www.jennmorgan.com.
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