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Subjective vs objective messaging

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Subjective vs objective messaging

While even true and honorable intentions can be had, the difference between fact and opinion online and off has become a debate and a problem that draws anger from some, attacks from others and as a whole can hurt the authority of those claiming things to be true that are only opinions.

Subjective vs objective messaging

On one side you have the objective fact people that scream facts but show no proof in backing those facts up. Even if they are correct, they share facts as if everyone knows the sources they know and holds an understanding that the writer does.

The problem with this line of thinking is that there are so many others out there that are claiming to be sharing facts that are very far from the truth or are sharing facts that are only opinions.

it starts with vetting the marketing fools or the business scammers that are trying to share information that may or may not be true. Specifically those that want to share a story to draw you into their product or their hype.

Then for the subjective…

Reinforce your opinions. Clarify and state that your opinions are exactly that. Your opinions! Share your opinions as opinions. State where they come from and why you have come to that view. This is not about justifying your reasons, this is about justifying that they are opinions over a large number of people that read the headline and think that many opinions are being stated as facts.

It will not work for everyone, but it can help in your authenticity, your perceptions and your authority with a number of people.

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Brand Messaging Strategist Loren Weisman is a messaging and optics strategist for The Fish Stewarding Group.
Fish Stewarding Group is stewarding strategic solutions and building authoritative businesses with authentically sound people. Loren focuses on the authenticity, authority, psychology and perceptions of the message and story.
Weisman is also the host of the FSG brand messaging podcast; Wait What Really OK.
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FSG Messaging and Optics Strategist Loren Weisman

Messaging and Optics Strategist Loren Weisman works with the Fish Stewarding Group.

Loren focuses on the authenticity, authority, psychology, liability and transparency of the message. He is also the host of the FSG brand messaging and optics podcast; Wait What Really OK.

 

Fish Stewarding Group is bearing the weight of messaging, strategy, finance and development by coming along side.

Fish Stewarding Group is stewarding strategic solutions by only building authoritative businesses with authentically sound people.

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