Back in the early 1970's I was just another spotty teenager.
Halcyon Days!
And like most kids I loved rock music. It was escape and fantasy, my favourite band in the early 70's were the Who. In 1973 they released a brilliant album “Quadrophenia” about a self obsessed 60's mod kid Jimmy. The classic song from that album is 5.15 about a train journey. Yes, a British Rail journey from Waterloo to Brighton. This song starts with Pete Townsend singing the line”Why should I care?” Now it was then introspective, but it is the line clients and prospects think all the time.
Why Should I Care about your...
Business?
Products and Services?
Latest email?
Blog?
Your profitability?
They are not going to unless.....
in the words of Doug Hall unless you can show a Dramatic Difference.
Your Dramatic Difference answers the question “Why Should I Care?”
Clue. The answer is what you do for your market!
It's not that you're the biggest, oldest etc
Can you answer that?
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look like very great article!
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