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\"Valentine<\/a>Romance your customers with content marketing is key to success.<\/p>\n

Without adding some love, you risk turning prospects off before they have the chance to experience your products and services.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m not saying\u00a0 to do this just for Valentine\u2019s Day because romance doesn\u2019t need a special holiday to celebrate your relationship and care.<\/p>\n

Rather build your relationships with your audience through the use of quality consistent content to show you care.<\/p>\n

The Urban Dictionary<\/a> describes romance best:
\u201cTrue romance is doing something special or unexpected for someone you love, even though you don\u2019t have to.\u201d<\/strong> \"Romance<\/p>\n

As marketers, let\u2019s romance our key audiences by paying attention to them on a consistent schedule, not just when we need them to buy from us.<\/p>\n

14 Ways to Romance Your Audience With Content Marketing<\/h2>\n

Here are 14 content marketing tips to romance your audience.<\/p>\n

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1.<\/span> Put yourself in your customers\u2019 shoes.<\/h3>\n

Not sure what your prospects are seeking from you? Then ask your existing customers what information they need to select your products and services. To this end create a marketing persona.<\/p>\n

2.<\/span> Speak in a human voice, not like a formal machine.<\/h3>\n

Sound like a real living person. Nothing will turn your prospects off faster than a dose of corporate jargon. Be real. Relate to your customers\u2019 needs using words they understand.<\/p>\n

3.<\/span> Provide the information your prospects actively seek.<\/h3>\n

As Marcus Sheridan says, \u201d They ask, you answer.\u201d <\/em><\/p>\n

Further, make it easy to find your information when, where and how your audience wants to consume it. Give them the product information, answer their questions, show them how to use your products, help them style your products and offer them product ratings.<\/p>\n

Take a page from Brooke Sellas\u2019s playbook. Combine social listening with social media customer care to be ready to answer the questions potential buyers seek before purchase. Also, use her BIC breakout:<\/strong><\/p>\n