Episode 190 (Chaya is based in New Jersey)
In this conversation with Chaya Glatt we explore:
About out guest Chaya Glatt:
Chaya Glatt is a brand strategist, business name specialist and copywriter who helps high-performing businesses transform into big-league brands.
She's the creator of the MAD brand strategy formula and developer of Brand Authority, a training program for marketing creatives.
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Excerpts from this conversation with Chaya Glatt:
The MAD formula - Market, Audience, DNAWhen we talk about market, that's your competitors. What's already out there, what everybody else is already doing, then they're done that the audience is your audience who you're trying to sell to the DNA is who you are as a brand.
What makes you awesome, the areas where you've innovated the team that you've put together, that is sometimes one of your biggest uniques. So we dig down into all those things, and that's your brand DNA.
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Like the name of your podcast, your intended message is to tell the customer, why they should buy from you.
And when the customer hears, we've been around for 25 years, we have good service, we have a guarantee.
Those things are, one, something we hear from everybody else as well. It's very rare that a message like that is truly unique.
And two, those things are hard to believe they're not persuasive. Right? So you've been around for 25 years. So what maybe you've been doing a terrible job for 25 years. So why should I care?
We have good service, what does that even mean? Right? I want to know how that's going to change my life, how that's going to make a difference how that's going to solve a problem for me.
And the guarantee, okay, but I don't even care about your guarantee, because I don't know you, if I want your product. Once I know I want your product. If I hear there's a guarantee. That's cool.
That's the icing on the cake. Awesome, I have no reason to say no. But it doesn't make a difference to me yet, if I don't know that I want your product. And I think that's really like one of the biggest mistakes that brands may is just thinking that they can say whatever they want, and it doesn't need to really be met very meaningful at all.
And somehow their customer is going to get it that they are an industry leader that they are truly experienced, they are not going to get it because you haven't said anything meaningful to them.
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