It is this post invited by Kirsten personalized productivity Simmons.
Imagine your dream client. The person who comments on every post and opens every email you send. The person who responds to your tweets and tells their friends about you on Facebook. The person who immediately moves down the sales page to hitting “Buy now” unread even through the Court.
Image courtesy aussiegal, licensed under Creative CommonsOne of the best ways to grow this type of relationship (once you have the script all epic shit thing) is to its jobs with seeds Easter eggs: hide the references not apparent to anyone who does not know what is talking about. Persons who do not receive the reference are none the wiser and the people I most love to include it.
“But Kirsten,” say, “do not have a well endless dark knowledge to create my Easter eggs with!” ”Can I give you to use this valuable suggestion?”
Of course not! The idea is to connect with some of his readers in a higher, more personal level and help them to relate to you as a human member instead of an untouchable expert. Easter eggs do not have to contain obscure references; You can use references to a common problem among the readers you also fight with yourself.
Take the productivity (unless it is a blogger of productivity, in which case can go with something else). If you’re like most people, it has tried to a pot of different theories and systems, and most of them didn’t. You have difficulties to find the motivation and time to keep your system and often allow fragments slide until it is far off track to discard it and start again. Productivity is a small source of frustration, but I really don’t know why, and not sure how to fix it.
(The reason that has problems is because you are working against your personality type and needed a system that is in harmony with the functioning of the brain.) ”(Pero_ese_no_es_el_punto_de_este_post).”
Guess what? If you have problems for both, it means that readers probably have the same problem. So if dot its struggles in your blog posts as Easter eggs, readers respond as if had made a reference to the 1990s British anarchist punk rock band. You’ve only shown that it has something in common with them and hinted at a very human failure to boot.
The result? Instant connection and unconditional fans. And yet you don’t have to dig through Wikipedia get.
Kirsten nine months ago began asking about the connections between the strategies of productivity and personality type. She started to dig through the library and came out with a business in your hands! Interested in learning more about the theory of the personality of productivity? Come visit personal productivity and answer our free questionnaire. You can know its type and specific advice to start customizing your personality productivity strategies.
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