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Crafting Marketing that Connects with Emily Aborn Host: Marcia Riner, Business Growth Strategist & CEO of Infinite Profit® Guest: Emily Aborn, Copywriter, Content Marketing Consultant, and Podcast Host Introduction What if your words could do more than just fill space on a webpage? What if they could attract the right clients, build stronger relationships, and drive real business growth? In this episode of Profit With a Plan, I sit down with Emily Aborn, an expert in content marketing, copywriting, and brand messaging. With over a decade of experience and collaborations in 113+ industries, Emily knows how to turn words into powerful business tools. We’re diving deep into: ✔ How to craft marketing that feels authentic and engaging ✔ The balance between pain points and benefits in messaging ✔ Why cohesive branding matters across all platforms ✔ The power of specificity and clarity in your content Whether you’re a business owner struggling to connect with your audience or just looking to refine your brand voice, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you turn marketing into a growth engine for your business. Let’s jump in! Episode Highlights & Key Takeaways [00:00:07] Introduction: The Power of Words in Marketing • Marcia introduces the episode and the role of effective copywriting and branding in business success • Guest Emily Aborn has worked with businesses in more than 113 industries, helping them create impactful messaging [00:02:26] Meet Emily Aborn: From Outdoor Gear to Copywriting • Emily shares her journey from writing about outdoor sports gear to becoming a top content marketing strategist • The importance of storytelling in making marketing more relatable and effective [00:06:49] Discovering What You Truly Love in Business • How Emily identified her strengths in marketing, writing, and strategy • The importance of aligning your business with your natural talents for long-term success [00:08:56] The Power of Specialization Without Losing Opportunities • Many business owners fear niching down, but Emily reframes it as recognizing patterns in ideal clients • Why specialization can actually attract higher-quality clients [00:10:59] Crafting a Clear, Authentic Message for Your Brand • Avoid trying to be everything to everyone—clarity builds trust and connection • Consistency in tone and language reinforces your brand identity • Using recordings of natural conversations to refine messaging [00:13:40] Pain Points vs. Benefits: Finding the Right Balance • Many marketing strategies focus only on pain points, but is that always the best approach? • Why excitement and aspiration can be just as powerful as urgency and fear • Instead of just fixing a problem, market the vision of a better future [00:15:47] Selling Without Manipulation • Not every customer wants a quick fix—some prefer a strategic, long-term approach • The difference between marketing to emergency buyers vs. aspirational buyers • Why attracting aligned customers leads to better long-term relationships [00:20:29] Making Copywriting More Conversational and Engaging • Find your natural speaking style and let it translate into your writing • Avoid robotic or overly polished copy—people connect with authenticity • Using voice memos to refine messaging before writing [00:23:28] Using Specificity to Make Your Message More Relatable • A vague message won’t connect with the right audience • Example: Saying “Imagine biting into a slightly tart Granny Smith apple” is more engaging than just saying "apple.” • Being specific makes content feel more personal and engaging [00:27:43] Targeting the Right Audience Without Being Too Narrow • Instead of just selling wrinkle treatments, focus on the desired outcome • Example: “Want to look effortlessly radiant, like you just applied the perfect makeup—but without wearing any?” • Speaking to a specific outcome attracts the right audience without alienating potential customers [00:28:43] The One-Person Rule: Speaking Directly to Your Ideal Customer • Content marketing should speak to one specific audience per post • Trying to appeal to everyone at once makes messaging unclear and ineffective • Instead of writing one long, general post, create separate targeted messages for different audience segments [00:30:42] Creating a Cohesive Marketing Strategy • Marketing starts with a great conversation th...