What are your customers' needs?
Think emotional needs as opposed to rational needs, to help formulate
better marketing campaigns. For every emotional need, Teitelbaum
explains, there is a message that will encourage customers to take
action.
Who are your top competitors and why? Defining the competition helps companies better define themselves—and determine how to distinguish themselves in the marketplace.
What are the unique ways your business can satisfy your customers' needs? Building on the last question, companies can further define their "unique DNA" by focusing on the ways they alone can meet their customers' demands.
How will we know if we're successful? Make sure there is a mechanism in place for measuring results for every campaign. If it can't be measured, Teitelbaum concludes, "it's not worth doing."
Who are your top competitors and why? Defining the competition helps companies better define themselves—and determine how to distinguish themselves in the marketplace.
What are the unique ways your business can satisfy your customers' needs? Building on the last question, companies can further define their "unique DNA" by focusing on the ways they alone can meet their customers' demands.
How will we know if we're successful? Make sure there is a mechanism in place for measuring results for every campaign. If it can't be measured, Teitelbaum concludes, "it's not worth doing."
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