Sunday, February 10, 2013

Blog Post vs. Literacy Devices


By reading the post Don’t Compete with Your Customers found at AxiomCPA blog page, it is clearly to see how this post is related to the delivery and style. The post is basically talking about how business should be focus on to make success. Specifically, take laundry services as an example: regards to majority of families have laundry room in their house, people can basically do their laundry at home, however, there are still many clothes have to dry clean, and usually people do not have the facility to do this. In this situation, most people would pay money and take their clothes to the laundry services. Therefore, what laundry services business should do is investing better facility to do best on dry clean rather than focus on regular washing and drying. Moreover, take tax return as another example: be an accountant can provide people put together a plan of attack and accountability to meet your 5 and 10 years goal. Oppositely, software like TurboTax can prepare a business tax return for you, but it can never suggest you about further planning. In this way, society requires accounting and some of them are professional on this area.

Now considering the delivery and style of the post, the author uses formal language to develop his personal opinion, and then provides examples to persuasive the audience to consider his understanding. Also, it is clearly to see who is the target audience in this post. By reading the examples he provided, his uses business companies, as the primary audience, and speaking in a friendly way to give reason why do not compete with your customers. Thus, it is the best way to use blog to express his opinion to companies who are still struggle with the management.

In conclude, it is obvious that author target on a specific groups of people, and using examples to make his opinion persuasive. Personality, I think it is a useful strategy for companies and businesses to know what they should focus on and an understanding of “ do not compete with your customer”.

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