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Brands should avoid confusing customers from "summary" of Building a Storybrand by Donald Miller

When businesses confuse customers, they lose them. Confusion causes customers to tune out, click away, and move on to a competitor who can clearly articulate what they offer and how it will make the customer's life better. Confusion is the enemy of every brand. It's like a fog that settles over a website, a social media post, or an email campaign, obscuring the message and leaving customers scratching their heads. Customers are bombarded with messages all day long, and if a brand's message is not crystal clear, it will get lost in the noise. Brands must make it easy for customers to understand who they are, what they offer, and how it will benefit the customer. Confusion leads to frustration, and frustrated customers do not stick around. They will seek out a brand that can give them the clarity they crave. To avoid confusing customers, brands must speak directly to their needs and desires. They must cut through the clutter and get straight to the point. Customers do not have time to sift through vague or convoluted messaging. They want to know what a brand can do for them and how it will improve their lives. Brands that can clearly communicate their value proposition will stand out in a crowded marketplace. Clarity is key when it comes to attracting and retaining customers. Brands must be able to clearly articulate what sets them apart from the competition and why customers should choose them. Confusion creates doubt in the minds of customers, and doubt leads to inaction. Brands must make it easy for customers to understand what they offer and how it will benefit them. This is the key to building a loyal customer base and growing a successful business.
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    Building a Storybrand

    Donald Miller

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