How's that for listening to your market? Provide your market what they want and need. It’s a simple statement that implies SO much. It requires an intimate understanding of your market and how your products fit their desires. This is a lifelong, ongoing exercise for any business, large or small.
In order to grow your sales, increase customer satisfaction, and keep tabs on quality, you must have your finger on the pulse of your market.
This all comes to mind because of something I stumbled upon on in cyberspace. The square
watermelon! The problem with a big round watermelon is that it is hard to store and hard to slice (as it rolls around the counter, slipping out of your watered fingers) Turns out, this Japanese farmer is an expert marketer. Check it out at the BBC site.
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In order to grow your sales, increase customer satisfaction, and keep tabs on quality, you must have your finger on the pulse of your market.
This all comes to mind because of something I stumbled upon on in cyberspace. The square
watermelon! The problem with a big round watermelon is that it is hard to store and hard to slice (as it rolls around the counter, slipping out of your watered fingers) Turns out, this Japanese farmer is an expert marketer. Check it out at the BBC site.
Where Should I Go Now?
Main Blog Page
Become A Business Coach like Stuart
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