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Determine the primary goal of your projectand base content, style, and medium on precisely targeting it to your audience.

Communicate your message clearly, concisely, correctlyand effectively.

Streamline and focus your existing content; or combine multiple documents into a seamless package.

Use your web site or online media to reach a widely-dispersed audience around the clockeven with rapidly changing content.

 

 

 

 

 

Training and communication that change what your audience does.


If it doesn't change what your audience
does, why bother?

People teach, write, and say what they want their audience to know.  Businesses describe their products and services, managers train employees on a new process or tool, and organizations get news out to their communities.

But in the end, did it change anything?  Are your employees more productive and positive?  Did more new clients contact you?  Are your customers coming back for more?  Did your community or organization work together more efficiently or handle that crisis well?

If it doesn't change what your audience does, either now or in the future,
what was the point?

You can spend endless time and money on classes, online training, web sites, brochures, flashy ads, speeches, conferences, outreach efforts, you name it—but if your results don't balance your expense, it was all a waste.  These days, you don't have money or time to waste.  I won't let you do this.   Here’s how . . .

My Process

1Determine your goal for the project.

I begin your project by helping you pin down the answer to this critical question:  How do you want your audience to act differently after completing the training or seeing your message?  Not what you want them to know or understand . . . but what you want them to do.  Based on this one critical goal, we can determine how to reach them.

2Communicate with your audience . . . in their "language" and in the right medium.

When your audience sees itself in your message, they listen.  Who is your audience?  I quickly probe to learn as much as I can about your audience, and I'm skilled at customizing training or writing style and vocabulary to fit them.  I've worked professionally with everyone from top-level corporate executives to middle school students, and I'm at home with both.  I'll also help you figure out the best delivery medium to fit your audience, your content, and your budget.

3Communicate clearly, concisely, and correctly.

Changing style to fit your audience never means sacrificing clear language or accuracy.  In fact, the clearest messages come from trainers and writers who know all those grammar, punctuation, and word usage rules thoroughly.  These people know how to put a message together so that each activity and every word pull their weight—there's no extra “junk” to muddle the main point.

4Conduct reviews with you along the way.

This is always your project, so I will ask you to review drafts of the design and materials early on—to be sure I accurately understand your goal, message, and requirements.  I won't wait until the end to ask if I'm on the right track!

 

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