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What Are You Really Trying To Say?

by Mike Coleman

August 31, 2010 - Issue #44

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Regardless of the changes in technology, the market for well-crafted messages will always have an audience.

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How To Improve Your Communication Skills

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Is not being able to communicate effectively costing you money?

Becoming an effective communicator is a necessity for anyone who wants to be successful in business. There are so many scenarios that require great communication skills.

Speaking in front of a group, having a face-to-face meeting with a potential client, writing an article, or just updating your Facebook status all require you to get your message across in a clear and concise way.

With the introduction of Twitter, which only allows 140 characters, people are getting accustomed to even shorter messages to go with their short attention spans.

Think about how you are communicating with your prospects, peers, and clients. Are they really understanding the message you are delivering?

If you are not sure, check your bank account. If it is growing, you have probably crafted a great message. Otherwise, get to work on your message and improve your communication skills.

Here are three ways you can improve your communication skills:

1. Know who you are talking to. Know your target market and what they need. Listen to what your prospects and clients are saying. They will tell you what they need.

2. Clearly communicate the benefits they receive as a result of working with you.

3. Keep it simple. Don't expect them to remember the 10 points you covered during your meeting. Focus on three key areas and you will be much more effective.

Developing better communication skills is not rocket science, but it does require work and effort on your part.

Whatever time you put into developing scripts and preparing for an important meeting or presentation will be rewarded many times over.

 

To Your Success,

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Mike Coleman
P. O. Box 291642
Nashville, TN 37229
615-308-8078
www.mikecoleman.net

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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