✨ start engaging your audience with your why

Your digital marketing journey starts with purpose - when you’re clear on your message, your audience will be too 🚀💡

✨ start engaging your audience with your why

Your digital marketing purpose is more than a mission statement - it’s how you support your audience and make decisions. When you define it clearly, it acts as your compass, guiding your strategy and content in a consistent, meaningful direction.

Thought Starters to Define Your Purpose

Start with the Problem - What real problem do you solve for your audience? Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) should reflect that - a clear, focused promise to help.

  1. Use Purpose as a Compass - Let your purpose guide your content choices. Every post, email, or video should reflect what you stand for and why it matters to your audience.
  2. Say It Simply - Can you write your purpose in one sentence? Try it. If it's hard, that's a sign to clarify it further. Share your sentence in the group or chat for feedback.
  3. Make It Visible - Write your purpose down. Stick it to your wall, your laptop, or anywhere you'll see it. It’s easier to stay focused when it’s right in front of you.
  4. Make It Yours - What’s your vibe? Are you here to inspire, teach, challenge or celebrate? Make sure your purpose sounds like you.
  5. Involve Others - Invite your community to share their purpose. Great conversations (and insights!) happen when people talk about their why.

Purpose in Practice

Meet Sam, the creator of Cook & Giggle: Easy Fictional Recipes - a playful kitchen recipe website where fun meets simplicity and imaginative recipes are made easy for everyone.

Sam’s digital presence isn’t just about recipes - it’s about building confidence in the kitchen.

Sam’s purpose: “To inspire culinary confidence for all.”

With this purpose in mind, every post Sam publishes supports that goal - even simple recipe posts are written to be easy for everyone to follow and understand.

That’s purpose in action.


Workshop Activity: Find Your Purpose

Use this framework to get started:

At [person/company/organisation], my/our purpose is to [verb] [noun] in order to [purpose/impact] [for whom/for what benefit].

Once you've filled in the blanks, flip the sentence around to make it sound more natural.

Examples:

“As a violin teacher, I help build confidence through music.”
“As an artist, I share beauty to spark new ideas.”
"As a digital marketer, I help people connect."
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❤️ Final Thought - Always do something that genuinely excites you. If your marketing is aligned with what lights you up, others will feel it too.

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