Managing Customer Value
Maybe you have some customers that have purchased but are not sold on your product; some of these customers even could perhaps be customers that are fence about deciding whether or not to buy your product. Find these customers and discover what they want, and you’ll gain a new perspective on your business, marketing efforts, Read More …
Value is the most important factor in any sale. Customers who perceive your product as valuable are much more likely to buy it, regardless of the price. Conversely, if a customer does not perceive your product as valuable, they will not buy it, no matter how cheap. So, how do you convert a customer’s perception Read More …
What Buyers Value: To better understand what buyers value, it is important to know how most companies fall short. Many companies make mistakes, starting with the wrong questions, relying on assumptions, and not taking the time to listen. As a result, they often fail to connect the dots and understand what buyers are looking for. Read More …
Strategic planning is a major part of any company’s operations. It relates to developing a vision and a plan for the company to achieve its goals and objectives. Strategic planning is not a one-time activity; it should be an ongoing process. Strategic planning involves identifying your target markets, customers, products, services, and competitors. You must also Read More …
As the landscape of marketing evolves, so too must the way campaigns are structured. The traditional model of a centralized team responsible for all aspects of a campaign is no longer feasible in the current climate. Instead, a more decentralized approach is needed, with smaller teams working on specific elements of the overall campaign. This Read More …
How Most Companies Fall Short Of Understanding What Buyers Value: Most companies understand the importance of understanding what their buyers want and need. However, many companies fall short of actually understanding what their buyers value. The problem is that traditional research methods often don’t provide the insight needed to understand buyer behavior. The Problem With Traditional Read More …