Be mindful of the awareness level you are advertising to.
16 Jun 2026 · 1 min
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In this monologue, the speaker emphasizes a core marketing principle: sell people what they want while providing what they need. Using gut‑health products like GI Max as an example, they explain that many potential customers are unaware they have a gut‑health issue; they only recognize symptoms such as bloating or gas. To capture a larger market, the speaker advises “ratcheting up” messaging to target the less‑aware segment (e.g., 60% of a hypothetical audience) rather than focusing solely on the small, highly‑aware group (10%). By framing the message around immediate, recognizable discomforts, marketers can attract a broader audience and then introduce the needed solution.
