A Lesson In Persistence From Dr. Seuss
Have you ever had an interaction with a salesperson that felt like a spiral into Dante’s Inferno, rehashing the same things over and over again with no new information?
Have you ever had an interaction with a salesperson that felt like a spiral into Dante’s Inferno, rehashing the same things over and over again with no new information?
“Did you find everything you were looking for?” This seems to be the new question de jour at our local grocery store when we check out.
Your company may sell the finest products and services in the marketplace, but it’s how customers feel about your products and services that ultimately determine how successful your business will be.
On the scale of things that are important right now…Marketing isn’t even on the board. But marketing is a rope that directly connects your business tomorrow with the realities of today.
His words stink up the room. The death stroke to a creative campaign. As a marketer who specializes in business to business, I have heard this rebuttal many times.
Neuroscience tells us that when we slide down into survival mode that we aren’t able to maximize the use of our prefrontal lobe. This diminishes the quality of our decisions.
Advertising creatives and graphic designers groan at a client request to “make the logo bigger.” And both the request and the reaction are entirely understandable.
More than 65% say they will drop you like a sack of hammers if you give them bad service. And they won’t think twice about it. Your football team sucks.
Buyers are traditionally incentivized by media reps through overseas trips, cruises, event tickets, “golfcations,” etc. Even if YOU haven’t been bribed by these things, that doesn’t mean your buyer hasn’t.
Contrary to what some social media experts presume, not every business sells things that people like talking and learning about.