One of my favorite parts of having a detailed psychometric profile is being able to load it up into chatGPT, and then asking it to help me work out what type of content marketing I can do. 

Yes, some of it is not the best. Yes I’ll always rewrite the content it produces. 

But getting it to generate ideas using an in depth profile helps you target your audience in fresh ways you may not have thought of

My name is Rachel Klaver, and I care about your marketing. I’m a content marketing strategist and coach who’s never liked the straight demographic approach to marketing. I see so many small business owners not getting deep enough with looking at the whole of the person who buys from them so this series is helping you work this stuff out yourself if you can. 

In this episode we’re going to look at how I got chatGPT to find holes in my profiling and several ways I’ve always helped me create some simple videos with my newly minted client psychographic profile.

I’ll also talk a little about how I like to work with chatGPT on this type of work - and how I get a better level of results. I have learned that chatGPT works better WITH my brain, rather than instead of it

NOTE: Please do take the time to listen to parts one to three if you don’t have a psychographic profile. 

In this episode we cover:

• Content Personalization: Using the psychographic profile, I can help tailor content that feels more personalised and relevant to your audience. This could involve segmenting your content to address specific sub-groups within your audience based on their interests, struggles, or desires.
• Engagement Strategies: I can suggest strategies to increase engagement, like interactive content (polls, quizzes), user-generated content campaigns, or live Q&A sessions. These approaches can make your audience feel more involved and valued.
• Emotional Connection: We can work on crafting stories or messages that resonate emotionally with your audience. This could be through narrative-driven content that aligns with their values, challenges, and aspirations, effectively building a deeper connection.
• Educational Content: Based on their learning preferences, we can create educational content that’s both informative and easy to digest. This might include step-by-step guides, video tutorials, or even infographics that simplify complex topics they care about.
• Conversion-Focused Content: Aligning content with the decision-making styles of your psychographic profile, we can develop content that gently guides them through the buyer’s journey, from awareness to decision, emphasising clear, relevant calls-to-action.
• Feedback and Adaptation: Implement mechanisms for feedback on content, such as surveys or comment sections, to understand how well it’s meeting their needs and how it could be improved.
• Community Building: Develop content that fosters a sense of community, such as highlighting community stories, shared experiences, and common goals. This could also involve creating exclusive groups or forums where your audience can interact.
• Trend Analysis: Keep the content fresh and relevant by integrating current trends that resonate with your audience's interests and values, ensuring that the content remains dynamic and timely.

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