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E44 Tips for firefighting comms pros - Play the 'who am I?' game

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Today's episode is for busy communicators and changemakers who have very little time to scope a project and get to know their audience.

You may be firefighting incoming requests, or were simply brought in too late to do the level of audience understanding you would like to. But playing this simple game can really help.

The Who Am I Game

Answer all questions as though you are the person. Have fun with it. Step into their shoes.

Who am I - step inside of their skin.

Where am I when I perform the behaviour change

When do I do it?

Why do I do it?

What must I overcome to get it?

Think of a dragon...who or what is your audience's dragon? What barrier stands in their way?

Remember this is about understanding where you fit in their life and having a go at understanding their motivator not your product benefits.

This episode also includes a quick tip: stop talking about behavioural science with your stakeholders. If you are having trouble getting buy-in use the words decisions. I need to understand the decisions people need to influence. Then explore those decisions in the Who Am I? game.

To delve deep into behaviour change join likeminded souls at the June Bootcamp. This will be last one until October 2023. The early bird is tweeting away - its a whooping 50% saving. Don't miss out!

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Content provided by Ruth Dale. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Ruth Dale or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Today's episode is for busy communicators and changemakers who have very little time to scope a project and get to know their audience.

You may be firefighting incoming requests, or were simply brought in too late to do the level of audience understanding you would like to. But playing this simple game can really help.

The Who Am I Game

Answer all questions as though you are the person. Have fun with it. Step into their shoes.

Who am I - step inside of their skin.

Where am I when I perform the behaviour change

When do I do it?

Why do I do it?

What must I overcome to get it?

Think of a dragon...who or what is your audience's dragon? What barrier stands in their way?

Remember this is about understanding where you fit in their life and having a go at understanding their motivator not your product benefits.

This episode also includes a quick tip: stop talking about behavioural science with your stakeholders. If you are having trouble getting buy-in use the words decisions. I need to understand the decisions people need to influence. Then explore those decisions in the Who Am I? game.

To delve deep into behaviour change join likeminded souls at the June Bootcamp. This will be last one until October 2023. The early bird is tweeting away - its a whooping 50% saving. Don't miss out!

  continue reading

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