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    One of my first instructors in my marketing course mentioned that we should tune into the WIIFM radio station as our assignment for the week. With no small amount of confusion, we all looked at each other and wondered if our instructor badly needed a holiday.

    When our instructor wrote down this acronym, the lights began to go on:

    WIIFM = ‘What’s in it for me?’

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    When our instructor wrote down this acronym, the lights began to go on:

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    Sure, you want to sell 100,000 of your nice, shiny products, bu

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    When our instructor wrote down this acronym, the lights began to go on:

    WIIFM = ‘What’s in it for me?’

    Every time you draft a direct sales letter, or write that award-winning copy for a glitzy brochure, you need to keep that little statement in mind.

    Sure, you want to sell 100,000 of your nice, shiny products, bu

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    When our instructor wrote down this acronym, the lights began to go on:

    WIIFM = ‘What’s in it for me?’

    Every time you draft a direct sales letter, or write that award-winning copy for a glitzy brochure, you need to keep that little statement in mind.

    Sure, you want to sell 100,000 of your nice, shiny products, bu

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    Sure, you want to sell 100,000 of your nice, shiny products, but what does your consumer want?

    Customers who buy boats don’t just want to get from point A to point B.

    Home builders don’t sell a house; they sell a lifestyle.

    Customers who need a web site don’t (necessarily) want the most technologically advanced site in the world. (Sorry, but this isn’t just an exercise for folio building!) They want a marketing tool that gets results.

    As soon as you start picking up on the waves from WIIFM, and creating marketing materials that are attuned to your customer’s needs, the results will be music to your ears.

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