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Recently, after reviewing the Duct tape Marketing Blog, I was thinking about what John had said: Sometimes the Secret to Marketing is Just Being There. I wholeheartedly agreed with him, and wonder why there is such a lack of consistency in most people’s marketing, including my own. Most people that are familiar with Lean understand Read More …
These are two basic paths that we could assume in our path to perfection. You can look at the fact that people will always make mistakes and therefore we must accept defects. We set up final inspection or checklist or just wait and see if the customer notices it. Or we can take the attitude Read More …
In the previous blog post, I discussed the Strategic side of the Lean Principle, Poka-Yoke. In the tactical side, we get away from the big picture side of the equation and start looking at some of the actual tools we will use to create Poka-Yoke process. I created a flow chart to guide us through Read More …
Are you creating inbound marketing materials and strategies that are customer centric? Or, are you a company that creates outbound material that are forced on customers and as a result driven from the inside out. The new wave of marketing is becoming not only more inbound, but the stakes are getting raised higher and higher Read More …
If you are a successful company, why would you need marketing? What makes you a complete success in your customer’s eyes? If you did all this, would you need marketing? Some examples: Sales Price = Always sell at a price customers are willing to pay. Diversity = Make only what customers need. Quality = Make Read More …
“NEW” tactics used this year Create a new website. Take outdated website and improve it for better navigation and SEO. Create a storefront on site to let your customers buy products online. Test one new advertising venue every month. Track results and when you find one that works, expand it. Advertise your business in local Read More …