Daily Lab: What the customer wants
What to ask to get the right answer.
What to ask to get the right answer.
Know your customers, find your prospects.
Is to try.
Start with your current customers.
Combine what you value most with what they value most.
Combine what you’re good at with what you care most about.
Our clients see our value better than we do.
Success needs more failure.
We can’t just deliver on our promise—we have to overdeliver.
One of the most common questions I get is simply: “Where do I go to reach people?”
Marketers especially, but really any type of expert, often have to get our ideas approved by committees, groups, or boards. In any of these cases, we run into the usual problem: Everyone on a committee or in a group has their own opinion and their own mark they want to make.
Your marketing isn’t going to work. At least, not at first. It’s something I call “The Principle of Expected Failure”.