Businesses spend so much time getting their brand right; their
marketing; their PR; their sales; their online strategy. But you know
what?
None of this means a thing without customers. And customers do not want to feel second-rate. Strange but true – satisfy your customers and you?ll satisfy your shareholders and accountants.
How?s your satisfaction level holding up?
Businesses spend so much time getting their brand right; their
marketing; their PR; their sales; their online strategy. But you know
what?
None of this means a thing without customers. And customers do not want to feel second-rate. Strange but true – satisfy your customers and you?ll satisfy your shareholders and accountants.
How?s your satisfaction level holding up?
Some of the brightest voices are being unheard because of the way you
think. Industries are changing and new blood is heading the rush.
Instead of trying to hold that back, embrace it.
Change is all around us. Are you keeping up?
Some of the brightest voices are being unheard because of the way you
think. Industries are changing and new blood is heading the rush.
Instead of trying to hold that back, embrace it.
Change is all around us. Are you keeping up?
You’re a consumer, but you’re also a marketer.
You buy a product, sign up for a service, watch a movie or drink and eat because you’ve been marketed to. But you’re also a marketer.
You either like a product, service, movie, drink or food or you don’t. That’s your decision as a consumer. But you’re now the marketer. Good experience or bad, you now tell your friends. Your family. Your community. Your network.
Because now you’re the marketer.
Your decision of either a thumbs up or a garbage bin appraisal is what gets marketed to your friends. Your family. Your community. Your network.
By being a consumer that’s marketed to, you’ve just become a business’s unpaid marketer. That makes you their most valuable asset.
So, the question is – if you’re a marketer, are you also being a consumer?
