Did you know that imperfection can actually be a good thing?
Did you know that imperfection can actually be a good thing? 😊 It's true! Research shows that admitting our mistakes or flaws can make us more likable. So, what does this mean for you and your brand? Well, let me break it down for you.
Did you know that imperfection can actually be a good thing? 😊
It's true! Research shows that admitting our mistakes or flaws can make us more likable. So, what does this mean for you and your brand? Well, let me break it down for you.When it comes to selling, people prefer to buy from other people, not perfect robots. They want something relatable, something human. Even though your customers might not consciously realize it, they often prefer things that aren't flawless. Why? Because flaws make brands and products seem more real, more relatable. ☝🏻💡So, here's a little tip for you: embrace your imperfections!Think about how you can use your flaws to make your service or product more relatable. And if you're posting on LinkedIn, try mixing aspirational content with relatable content. This way, you'll boost your credibility while also getting closer to your audience. After all, they're just people like you! 😊If you found this post helpful (even though it's not perfect), I encourage you to repost it and share it with your audience. Let's spread the word together! ♻️