Everyone likes a good story. This includes your customers and prospects. However, if you are telling stories simply to push your product or service instead of connecting with potential customers, your tales are likely to fall flat.
The last Digest of the year has a few random product/market fit examples, one is the office toilet and one a pomegranate pitter. We add another chapter to the world of mattresses, where we learn about luxury mattress thieves. And finally, we talk about recruiting new talent with unique benefits.
n this week’s lead generation news, we take a look at markets. Virtual markets that may or may not exist, arbitrage markets in food and the data behind a trending meme. I try not to get stuck on some of these stories, but the virtual designer clothes thing. . .if that takes off I may just give up this work thing because it may mean I don’t understand markets at all.
n this week’s lead generation news, we take a look at markets. Virtual markets that may or may not exist, arbitrage markets in food and the data behind a trending meme. I try not to get stuck on some of these stories, but the virtual designer clothes thing. . .if that takes off I may just give up this work thing because it may mean I don’t understand markets at all.
Social media platforms are popular places to market your business – regardless of your specific industry or niche. Some of the most popular social media platforms to market your business with, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, have 214 million, 133 million, and 68 million users in the USA respectively. This means that no matter who your target audience is, you can be sure that at least some of them are on social media. Since they boast giant user bases and make it easy to spread information, clients come to us asking, is it really that easy?