Why your messaging blocks growing your revenue

7 steps to get customers lining up

Hi there 👋,

You can have an incredible product, great ads, and spend £1,000s on improving your website, but you still can't scale your growth.

What’s missing?

What’s killing growing your revenue?

In a fair world: a great product would be enough. It would allow you to stand out; customers would tell others about it. Problem solved!

If only… with competition sky-high these days and the economic climate changing consumer behaviour, we need to get a vital part of the puzzle right: messaging.

Getting your messaging right for your market will help improve your product-market fit and find scalable channels. The result? Faster revenue growth.

The impact of better messaging is incredible

Whenever I work on improving message-market fit, I see similar results:

  • Conversion rates improve

  • Click-through rates increase

Often with a smaller, more focused target audience. 

Recently after a message-market fit workshop, one startup told me, “we are on a bit of a self-discovery journey as a brand as a result”.

That’s what excites me: working on your messaging drives real change rather than micro-optimisations.

But how do you improve your messaging?

The 7 step process to better message-market fit

Over the years, I've fine-tuned my methodology to 7 simple steps to help find message-market fit.

I originally wanted to give away a whole introductory course to those 7 steps for free.

But I work in growth; I know ‘free’ translates to:

“Ooo, this is nice; let me download it”, and never look at that again…(guiltily looks through all the downloaded growth ebooks and free courses gaining virtual dust)

So you can have the whole 18-video course for just £45. It isn't a lot, but I want you to commit to finding and working on message-market fit.

This is just the beginning. I have the entire message-market fit course coming out end of February, which will have all the templates you need to set this up for yourself.

Don't worry; you can start with the introductory one first, and that will give you a discount for the full course.

I can't wait to see what better message-market fit brings for you,

Daphne

P.S. If you can't afford the £45 for the introductory course. Whether you are a student, just starting your startup or have sadly been made redundant, please drop me a message. No questions asked; I'll give you free access.

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