By defining, honing and working a clear brand position, you create consistency and differentiation. You create a story people can engage with. If you are worthy, you can even develop a fan base of loyal followers with shared interests.
We’re more consumed with entertainment than real life, chasing a dream that doesn’t exist. But as consumers, and as people, we’ve lost a little perspective.
If you really think you’re worth it, you must make sure you place value on the process of attracting people who might feel the same.
Any small business can sign up for free CRM software and collect data. But from there, it ain’t what you’ve got, it’s what you do with it that counts.
Every post you publish and every comment you make tells your story. After that, it’s out of your control and for your audience to tell themselves a story about you.
When you know who buys what you have and why – really why not just some marketing fluff – you’ll understand how to sell and market what you have, and to who.
The proposition that lies beneath your current sales offering – the one that taps into an audience’s real agenda – creates a more direct route to your audience.
A pondering about alignment, flexibility and getting your marketing story straight – for freelancers and small business marketing.
The government of today are doing an incredibly good job of demonstrating how actions speak louder than words. And for all the wrong reasons.
Customer service is not prescriptive. Sales is not prescriptive. There’s always nuance. Treat everybody the same and you’ll come across as disingenuous.