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Another thing that’s really big right now is using your pronouns, right? So, LinkedIn has done a good job, allowing individuals to include their pronouns on their profile. And I think with that, we just have to be mindful of not just the actual words, but our tone, you know, how are we gonna be intentional when we are communicating, when we are writing this caption or this blog post, or when we’re creating this visual to target this diverse community. If you think about your workplace, right? I’m sure there’s internal language that your company uses that if you were to step outside of that, they’d be like, what are you talking about? Right. Language is how we navigate the world, whether it’s on the macroscale or the microscale. Michelle, you talk about language of inclusion, why is it important to market to these diverse markets? So they feel included? And tips on communicating to these audiences so they buy into your brand. Those are some of the low hanging fruits I would try before you start to hire a consultant or influencers or other professionals to kind of help you with that. You know, what do you find important to you? There are surveys, there is social listening, there’s focus groups. So, what is the black man, the Hispanic man, the military person, you know, what are these other demographics or really intersectionality, what are they doing and how can we tap into those communities as well? So, market research, if you have anyone on your team and your organization, I wanna encourage to pull them in just to have a conversation. I think lots of times when we are creating these avatars, we’re looking at a very broad lens and we need that to start, but how can we hone in? If there’s a, you know, 34-year-old white man with a wife and two kids, you know, what is he doing? Okay, great. So, the main thing is market research, right? So, we’re already doing it, but I think when it comes to market research, you really have to silo in. I mean, it’s $4 trillion, like you said, right there on the table, who doesn’t wanna tap into that? So what can organizations do to target these audiences? You know, how do they understand them? Are they trying something new or tweaking what they’re already doing?

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How can they learn how to buy your product and services? Whether it’s regional, national, global, people are buying stuff. I can go on and on, but I think that’s the main thing, you know, we’re a melting pot. And I think that’s the main reason why it’s important. You know, we have buying power, decision making power, and I think it’s important that marketers learn different demographics that they can include in their marketing efforts. And these communities, people, we have businesses, families, we’re buying products, we’re making income, we’re consumers, you know, whether it’s B2B or B2C, we are consumers. And it’s important because America has always been a melting pot. So this can include African Americans, Asian Americans, LGBTQ, Hispanic people with disabilities, military women, all types of diverse communities. So inclusive marketing is really your strategic efforts to market, to diverse communities. So what is inclusive marketing and why is it more important than ever? You say, if you don’t have an inclusive marketing strategy, you don’t have a growth marketing strategy. Check out some of the past interviews in this playlist. You can participate in the interactive Ask the #CMWorld Community livestreams most Mondays at Noon ET on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook or Twitter. Watch this interview then come hear Michelle Ngome speak at Content Marketing World 2022 You’ll soon be able to check out the agenda here. Work with HR to see what gaps you have in your marketing team as far as diversity. Having an inclusive marketing team in place, will help with your overall inclusive marketing strategy.Be mindful not only of the words you use but the tone as well. Be sure the language you are using is inclusive.BIPOC consumers have a buying power of $4 Trillion so it’s important that marketers learn different demographics that they can include in their marketing efforts.As marketers, we are responsible for the messaging and mediums that we create in order to market our brands.ĭuring this week’s Ask the #CMWorld Community livestream, CMI host Amanda Subler interviews CMWorld speaker Michelle Ngome, founder of Line 25 Consulting and the African American Marketing Association to discuss how to tap into diverse markets with a solid, inclusive marketing strategy. Therefore, it is important to understand the methods to market to diverse audiences. The world is evolving, especially the platforms we love to support. Did you know BIPOC-black, indigenous, people of color- markets have a buying power of $4 Trillion?