Too Much Babbling - Not Enough Message

In recent weeks I have visited hundreds and hundreds, if not thousands of websites of advertising agencies in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Guam.

I have a Voice Over business. For those of you who do not know what a Voice Over is, it's where I am the voice you hear on the radio or TV, for a commercial, narration, animation, or presentation.

The surprising part of visiting all of these advertising agency websites is that, despite being in the advertising business, many are terrible at communicating what it is exactly that their agency does for their customer. Many have esoteric messages, which they think conveys what they do, when in fact, all they do is confuse and frustrate the visitor.

On some of the sites, after reading their dreamy confusing copy, I still couldn't figure out whether or not they could possibly use my services. They go on and on using the jargon of the trade and to some extent overuse every cliché.

When they tell you that "their customers are important" and that they'll "work with you," I have to wonder if there are any businesses that wouldn't make those claims. The real confusion comes when the website is bombarding the viewer with moving images and text to supposedly show you that they're "hip" and know how to attract attention. Which leads mean to: Too Much Babbling-Not Enough Message.

The marketing landscape has taken on a new dimension and that dimension is social media. Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, just to name a few, have people on the planet clinging to their phones in fear of missing a Tweet, or an update from their favorite blog.

No matter what people are doing, how they are traveling, or where they are, they want to stay connected, but they don't want to be reading War and Peace-lengthy messages.

So, just like the poorly produced websites of some of the country's advertising agencies, too many e-business marketers are babbling on and on about their company and their services without getting to the point, let alone, asking for the order.

What's an e-business marketer to do?

To start with, keep in mind that people will react or act upon a visual much quicker than written text, because we are wired to process a visual image hundreds of times faster than the written word. Visual communication is more easily understood. Which do you see first; The red octagon sign or the letters, s-t-o-p?

As to being bombarded by the websites of the so-called "masters of communication," the advertising agencies, you will lose your effectiveness if you bombard your target market with too much information at once.

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