What do you want them to believe?
This question is different from what you want your target audience to know. This is about what you want your target audience to believe and or feel as a result of your key messages. Your best inspirations for these points will be your barriers and benefit research. What did they say when asked why they weren’t planning to vote (e.g. my vote won’t make a difference’’) Why do they think they are safe to drive home after drinking (e.g. I’ve done it before and was perfectly fine)? Why are they hesitant to talk with their teen about suicide (e.g. “I might make him more likely to do it’’) these are point you will want your communications to counter. And what was
Their response when you asked what would motivate them to exercise five days a week (e.g. “believing I would sleep better’’) , fix a leak toilet (e.g., saving 200 gallons of water a day) , or take the bus to work (e.g., having WI-FI available for the duration)? These are point you’ll want to put front and center.