A sniper has a very clear target to aim at, a sprayer fires at random and hopes to connect. Make sure that you are a "sniper" when it comes to business. If you aim at nothing, that's exactly what you'll hit.
Many businesses would consider the "general population" to be their target market. But most businesses (should) have particular characteristics that clearly appeal to specific groups of people in the community. These specific groups that your business appeals to become your target markets. Target markets and "Unique Competitive Advantages" work together.
Your target markets can also be divided up into "Target market segments."
How do I become a good copywriter?
How do I identify target markets when starting a business?
How is sex appeal used in advertising?
How do I start to find a target market?
What type of advertising appeals to people?
How do I highlight certain points?
How do I cause desire for my products and services?
Does fear help motivate people to buy?
How can I afford to apply strategic marketing?
How do I get responses easily?
How long should my sentences be?
How do I know my ad is ready to send?
How do I find benefits in features?
What characteristics make an ad stand out?
How do I write copy with strong verbs?
How do I use electronic books in advertising?
Can you show me examples of removing padding from my writing?
How do I write good headlines?
Is creatiivity more imprtant than anything else in advertising?
How do I write to gain a readers attention?
How do I remove padding and excessive words from my writing?
How does adding bonuses help response rates?
How do I develop competitive advantages for my business?
What headlines should I avoid writing?
How do I test ads for a publication?
How do customers respond to competitive advantages?
How do I write good headlines for ads?
How can I improve my writing skills?
How do I develop multiple competitive advantages?
What is a testimonial and how do I get them?
How do I write a powerful testimony?
Is a testimonial really necessary?
How can I identify new target markets?
How do I check mail order copy?
When is the best time to advertise?
What type of headlines should I avoid writing?
How can I identify and write a detailed competitive davantage?
Should I include bonuses in my offer?
How do I start marketing my products or services?
How much should I spend on an ad?
How can I write to persuade readers?
what makes prospects respond quickly?
How do I plan a marketing strategy?
How do I get a readers or prospects attention with ad headlines?
How do I test advertising effectiveness?
How do I shorten ads and save money and space?
How do I write up a guarantee?
Should I use a persons name in copy?
How do I learn more about advertising?
Should I offer anything for free?
Should I use pre-paid postage?
How do I create ads that keep a prospect interested in my services?
What type of headline should I use?
Should I implement changes straight away after people make comments?
Whats so special about ezines?
How do I make testimonials believable?
How do I make a really great testimonial?
How do I identify a good headline?
How do I write news headlines?
What are the advantages of publishing ezine articles?
How effective are photos in advertising?
Should non-professionals check my ads?
how do I get a compitive advantage?
How do I keep an ad interesting?
How can I practice removing excess words in my writing?
How do I use a headline to arouse reader curiosity?
How do I understand customers needs?
How to write a testimonial for an ad
Should I always write positive copy?
How mnay times should I send mail to a prospect?
What details do I include in sales letters?
Should I use a photo in my ads?
Should I take calls from prospects?
How do I communicate in copywriting?
How do you get a written work copywritten?
I need to learn the principals of copywriting
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