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Narrow Your Focus to Prevent Overanalysis
- December 14, 2015
- Posted by: admin
- Category: Franchising
No CommentsWhat is this highly valuable asset? Its own people. Says Morgan Fraud, the author of The Thinking Corporation, “Given that we are all capable of contributing new ideas, the question becomes how do you successfully generate, capture, process and implement ideas?”
Product / Service #1
Whatever your company is most known for should go right here, whether that’s bratwurst or baseball caps or vampire bat removal.
Product / Service #2
What’s another popular item you have for sale or trade? Talk about it here in glowing, memorable terms so site visitors have to have it.
Product / Service #3
Don’t think of this product or service as your third favorite, think of it as the bronze medalist in an Olympic medals sweep of great products/services.
Your Main Message
Use this space to tell people what your company does and why and how it does it. What’re you known for? Who likes you? What’s your number one competitive advantage?
Include all the things that make your business unique and better than the competition. Do you have a patented 13-step process for taxidermy that results in the most lifelike stuffed owls? You gotta mention that.
Other good things to weave into this copy include: awards won, distinctions given, number of products sold, company philosophy (just keep it short), interesting company history bits, and anything that makes a reader think you’d be awesome to do business with.
Next Steps…
This is should be a prospective customer’s number one call to action, e.g., requesting a quote or perusing your product catalog.