I once was almost fired when l told a client that people were not interested in the fact that he had the best products in the market. Well, l quickly added that people are inherently self-centred in nature, care mainly about themselves and what they want. They are less interested in the brand’s features but mainly in its benefits such as how the brand makes them feel (the emotions) or if it solves a problem, they may have (the functions).
I am yet to meet a person that buys airtime for their phone just because it is the best airtime. They are more likely to buy it because it makes them get in touch with their friends. The service provider stands a better chance at selling the emotion of connecting with friends than how good their product is.

It therefore makes more sense if your brand focuses on selling a vision of how buying the product addresses a particular pain point or how their life will be better when they use your brand. The best way to make such a connection is to find out what really matters to your customers. One way to find this out is by asking your current customers about why they use your product and more so how it makes them feel. There is even hidden gem in complains they may have about your brand as it is an indicator of what they are looking for.
At Mirego, we believe that communication is a two-way process and starts by having a good understanding of the customers’ needs. We then develop messages that connect with them emotionally and inspires them to take action.
