Daily Lab: Where sales and marketing meet
The customer isn’t on a journey. You are.
The customer isn’t on a journey. You are.
An exercise to find your best customers, even if they’re far away.
Focus on giving attention, not getting it.
The anxiety that comes with the uncertainty of marketing isn’t a requirement to do great work.
It helps you look for the answers to: Where are my customers, and how do I reach them?
Because the job isn’t over when we’ve made the sale—a new job is just beginning.
Find minds already changed, already needing the type of thing you sell.
One of the most common questions I get is simply: “Where do I go to reach people?”
It’s not enough to merely present ourselves to the market and tell them that we have what they need.
It takes more than selling to do great marketing.
“What marketing can I do that would make me even better at what my customers value most?”
Before we get to the art or the science, we have to ask ourselves: What’s the value, and what’s the distance?