Posted on April 28, 2008 by jeffreymonaghan
Marketing Key #3 – Being viewed as an expert is key
It is important to be viewed as the expert when you are selling a product…but it is imperative when selling a service. Customers are buying a promise from you. And an expert is perceived as someone who is most likely to deliver. Everything you do [...]
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Posted on April 22, 2008 by jeffreymonaghan
I got a letter in the mail the other day from a company that claims to have the ability to lower my property tax. Interesting service if its true. The letter was fairly well written and had a real signature at the bottom. Nice touch.
But here was the problem. As formal and professional as the [...]
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Posted on April 15, 2008 by jeffreymonaghan
Marketing Key #2 – Find your customers discomfort and focus on removing it
Whether it be for business or personal needs, most services are purchased to remove a discomfort. IT consultant, house cleaner, doctor, dentist, car rental, gardener, massage, etc. All are services that make life a little easier or a little more pleasant.
Keep this in [...]
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Posted on April 9, 2008 by jeffreymonaghan
Thought this post by Paul Dunay was spot on.
Don’t try to interrupt people to get them interested in your brand…BE what interests them. Social media in a nutshell.
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Posted on April 8, 2008 by jeffreymonaghan
Marketing Key #1 – There is no product to touch, taste, try or see.
Its important to remember that a service is different from a product simply because a service is not tangible. Your customer can’t pick it up off the shelf and look it over. They can’t take it for a test drive or try [...]
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