Why marketing determines if your business lives or dies
The quality of your marketing is the number one factor in determining if your business will be a success or failure. If your company’s marketing message demonstrates the value of buying your product or service over that of your competition, your business will prosper. If your marketing message does a poor job of demonstrating the value of your product or service, your business will fail.
Understand that all customers (B2B and B2C) care about the same thing – if I purchase this item, what’s in it for me? What beneficial end result will I receive? And, will the end result I receive from buying this item be better than if I bought a competing item? Explaining to customers why your item produces the most desirable end result is the job of marketing.
You may say that customers should flock to your door because you have developed a better mousetrap. Sorry, but that is not how the world works. The company that wins the most customers is the company with the most appealing marketing message for their mousetrap, not the better mousetrap.
Simply put, the company with the marketing message that most appeals to what customers want, is the company that wins the most customers.
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To your business success!
Peter Geisheker, CEO
The Geisheker Group marketing agency
"We don't help you compete, we help you dominate"
http://www.geisheker.com
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1 Comments:
You make an excellent point, and successful marketing really isn't as easy as it can seem at first. Not to say that it is so far off that it's unattainable. Rather, it takes careful thought and insight.
I think another important aspect to successful marketing is keeping in step with the latest technology. We've been using a company (http://www.digitallizard.com/small-medium-business.php) for our print advertising that uses high quality digital printers, has same day service and provides you with an online portal. They definitely aren't stuck in the last century but are moving forward and taking my company with them.
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