The Five-Step Approach to Designing a Take-Action Journal for Your Audience

In this action-packed training we’ll discuss:

• What is a take-action journal.
• How you and your audience can benefit.
• The five-step approach to designing a take-action journal for your audience.

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Here are the Five Steps We’ll Delve Into:

• Step One: Get crystal clear on who your niche audience is and what challenges they face.
• Step Two: Identify the solution you provide.
• Step Three: Discover the steps can you walk people through to help them achieve their goals.
• Step Four: Choose 3-4 things you’d like readers to journal about each day.
• Step Five: How having a take-action journal can benefit you and your audience.

What is a Take-Action Journal:

• A traditional journal typically has lined or blank pages for people to write in.
• A take-action journal is much more.
• You can guide people through a process and provide them with a way to track activity and results.
• This will allow them to accomplish a great deal while positioning you as an expert in your field.

Your journal can become a companion to your products and services, providing people with a blueprint to help them overcome challenges they are seeking solutions to. This can increase your customer testimonials and lead to future sales.

A take-action journal is in essence a cross between a laser-focused workbook or action guide and a guided journal experience, where readers track specific activities and results.

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