Ever put a marketing message out there, sure it was going to hit the mark, only to have it completely flop? You know your customer needs what you offer, but they’re just not getting it.

That might be because your message isn’t landing in a way they understand. This episode is all about audience schemas—how people naturally process information, what makes content feel familiar and relevant, and why trying to change someone’s beliefs is an uphill battle.

We’re covering:

• What audience schemas are and why they matter
• How people naturally categorise and process information
• Why some content resonates deeply, while other content feels like noise
• The role of cultural background, values, and beliefs in how messages land
• Simple, practical ways to test and tweak your content so it actually connects

Marketing isn’t about convincing people they need you—it’s about meeting them where they already are. When we understand how our audience thinks and what they care about, we can create content that feels natural, makes sense, and removes the friction between what we’re saying and what they need to hear.

I’ve got a free resource to help with this—Dial In Your Dream Client—which will help you create a psychographic profile and start refining your messaging. You’ll find the link below.

Would love to hear your thoughts on this one. Does your messaging match the way your audience already thinks? Have you noticed a difference when you tweak the way you talk about your offers? Let me know.

Next week, we’re back with a more tactical episode, breaking down a strategic how-to. Every few weeks, I’ll be diving into marketing psychology, alternating with practical content strategy and guest interviews—so keep an eye out for those.

Thanks for tuning in. Let’s get into it.

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