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Before you set out to develop your digital strategy for your campaign, you should be able to ask and answer the following questions;

-1. What is My(Business /Brand) Story?
What informed your brand? What is the motivation behind your business? Why did you set up? What problem does your business solve?

-2. What is the Business Objective?
Answering this question should give you a clear understanding of what you intend to achieve at the end of your campaign. This will also help you measure the success of your campaign.

-3. Who Is My Target Audience?
Most marketers waste money without getting desired results because they don't really know who their audience is. Understanding your TAs and their touch points will help you craft winning communication and place this communication on the right media (digital or traditional).

-4 What is My Unique Value Proposition?
Having your UVP at the back of your mind helps you define your brand and differentiate it from your competitors. You will be able to better leverage your competitive advantage when communicating your brand.

Answering these questions may mean that you have to think critically about what your brand represents. Don't hesitate to ask your clients, staff and even friends for their honest perception of your brand as their perception can be different from what you think your brand represents.
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