3. Identifying the Problem
Before presenting a solution, it’s crucial to clearly identify and articulate the problem. This involves:
Researching the audience’s pain points.
Using data and examples to illustrate the problem’s impact.
Framing the problem in a way that resonates emotionally and logically.
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An effective solution should be:
Practical and actionable.
Clearly linked to the problem.
Supported by evidence or testimonials.
Presented in a way email data that highlights benefits and outcomes.
5. Applying the Problem/Solution Angle in Marketing
In marketing, the problem/solution angle is used to:
Capture attention with relatable problems.