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The ONE Minute Business Fix · Issue #22
Maximising Impact: How ONE Marketing Message Can Drive Results

“Simplify your message to clarify your value and attract your ideal customer.”
Problem
Many business owners struggle with their marketing because they try to say too much.
In an effort to cover every feature, every benefit, and every possible angle, the message becomes cluttered. When everything is important, nothing stands out. Potential customers feel confused or overwhelmed and hesitate to take action.
ONE Principle Insight
Effective marketing is not about saying more. It’s about saying ONE thing, clearly and consistently.
Your core marketing message should answer three simple questions: What do you do? Who do you do it for? Why does it matter? When your message is focused, every part of your marketing becomes easier. Ads convert better. Emails get read. Social media gains traction.
Clarity builds trust, and trust drives results. A confusing message creates hesitation. A clear message creates momentum. Your audience should hear your message so often, in so many places, that they can repeat it back to you. That’s when marketing starts to work like a system rather than a series of disconnected efforts.
Quick Fix
Define your core message: Identify the single biggest problem you solve and the key outcome your customers want. Craft one sentence that speaks directly to your ideal customer.
Simplify your communication: Review your website, ads, and emails. Remove anything that distracts from your core message. Make your key point obvious and easy to remember.
Repeat it everywhere: Use the same message consistently across every channel. Let repetition build familiarity and trust over time.
ONE Action for Today
Write your ONE marketing message in one sentence.
Test it by saying it out loud to someone who doesn’t know your business. If they understand it immediately, you’re on the right track.
Have you recently refined your marketing message? Hit reply and share your experience - I’d love to hear what’s working for you.
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