"Is this PDF too long?"
Question from a subscriber: "I saw a competitor's lead magnet on a particular aspect of retirement, and it was 44 pages long. Is mine inferior because it's only 3-4 pages?"
I can not say it more clearly than this:
If you want people to fall in love with you, you have to fall out of love with your own voice
Take these actions TODAY:
Volume of knowledge is one way to impress prospects, but the risk of having very little to none of what you say actually be absorbed is high.
High volume is intimidating
Keep it short, relevant, powerful, and easy to access the key points.
Yeah?
Yaaaaah.
BOOM - there you go, today's marketing tip for ya!
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Donald Moine, Ph.D., Industrial and Organizational Psychologist specializing in Sales, Marketing, Financial Services and Business Funding. Executive Coach. International Consultant. Speaker. Author.
3moSara Grillo, CFA Some well-intentioned financial advisors believe they can be more effective by presenting pounds of financial information. This might have been true in the past when there was a shortage of certain types of financial information. However with google, AI and YouTube, an almost unlimited amount of information is available on virtually any topic 24-7. Information has become a commodity. Combine that with the fact that we live in an over-communicated society with advertisements, emails, text messages, social media posts, etc. reaching out to us from the moment we wake up until the moment we fall asleep and for its own protection and to prevent itself from being overwhelmed, the brains of many human beings now focus on cutting information out or ignoring it. Job 1 for many financial advisors is figuring out how to cut through the noise and get noticed. Selling information by the pound is not the way to do it. Dr. Donald Moine Business Growth Strategies