Are you really aware if the marketing system you use is letting you down? Here is how to know if the effort you have been making with Disabled Veterans National Foundation is bearing fruit or not.
Talk LOUDER: Everyone knows that if you are trying to say something but nobody is paying attention, one of the options you have is to raise your voice. You might achieve something small by doing so but within no time, people are bound to switch you off as they do not get anything they do not know already. As far as they are concerned, they will think you are just repeating the same thing more LOUDLY.
In the case of face- to -face conversations, the matter is very real. It is also the same for print media where larger fonts, better graphics mean exactly that to say the least. It is important to make your communication worth being heard.
Talk Non-Stop: Communication should be a two way traffic whereby you talk and also listen to others, so make sure you listen to others too. Which means as you ask the questions; you should also take time to show you have identified their issues as you are listening to their problems.
Repetitive-Talk: If you have the habit of going round and round an issue without driving the nail to the point. Repetitive talk only achieves something good if you are using it to draw attention to major areas. Remember to do so without being taken negatively, as if you are trying to underrate their intelligence by belaboring the same point. It would seem like you are talking to dull minds or something like that.
Talk frequently: If you have the habit of sending mail to your client once a month; keep it that way. If you suddenly begin to accelerate this to become once a week, for example, it will definitely bring a negative attitude from your clients. It would look like harassment.
Talk Nonsense: It does not add to anything, if you are going to use jargons which do not make much sense to a majority of your listeners. Keep your communication simple and easily understood. If you talk in some type of code or just pure nonsense, people will not take you very serious and just write you off.
On the other hand if you are on very familiar terms with the person you are communicating with, then stick to the method you are both used to.
Talk LOUDER: Everyone knows that if you are trying to say something but nobody is paying attention, one of the options you have is to raise your voice. You might achieve something small by doing so but within no time, people are bound to switch you off as they do not get anything they do not know already. As far as they are concerned, they will think you are just repeating the same thing more LOUDLY.
In the case of face- to -face conversations, the matter is very real. It is also the same for print media where larger fonts, better graphics mean exactly that to say the least. It is important to make your communication worth being heard.
Talk Non-Stop: Communication should be a two way traffic whereby you talk and also listen to others, so make sure you listen to others too. Which means as you ask the questions; you should also take time to show you have identified their issues as you are listening to their problems.
Repetitive-Talk: If you have the habit of going round and round an issue without driving the nail to the point. Repetitive talk only achieves something good if you are using it to draw attention to major areas. Remember to do so without being taken negatively, as if you are trying to underrate their intelligence by belaboring the same point. It would seem like you are talking to dull minds or something like that.
Talk frequently: If you have the habit of sending mail to your client once a month; keep it that way. If you suddenly begin to accelerate this to become once a week, for example, it will definitely bring a negative attitude from your clients. It would look like harassment.
Talk Nonsense: It does not add to anything, if you are going to use jargons which do not make much sense to a majority of your listeners. Keep your communication simple and easily understood. If you talk in some type of code or just pure nonsense, people will not take you very serious and just write you off.
On the other hand if you are on very familiar terms with the person you are communicating with, then stick to the method you are both used to.
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