Tony Seruga - Get More Customers Now - Part 2
Four Hot Marketing Strategies That Can Flood Your Business
With Customers, No Matter What Condition The Economy
Is In, Or Who's The President
Hi Tony Seruga here with part two of my training on four absolutely hot marketing strategies that can flood your business with customers, no matter what condition the economys in, or whos President.
"Do what you do so well, that when others see you do it, they want to see you do it again, and will
bring others to see you do it."
That quote comes from Walt Disney.
It was the strategy he used for marketing Disneyland, and he said it could apply to any business, regardless of what that business sold or offered.
Broken down to its individual components, it means this:
"Do what you do"...
Thats what you do... not what anyone else does.
Its important that you do the things you (or your business) does the best.
While its okay to emulate other successful businesses and copy some of the traits that made them successful, you should adopt those traits, add your own personality and adapt them to your business.
Do what you do... "so well" ...
That means excellence... not mediocrity.
If youre going to do something in business, do it with excellence.
In todays transparent social media world... no longer is it possible to maintain... long-term, a competitive advantage because of your product or the price you charge.
We live in a "me-too" society, where your customers can buy the same or very similar products to what you offer from any number of other suppliers for the same or less money.
You must do what you do very well.
"When others see you do it"... "others" means your customers... the people who buy your products and/or services.
When they see you do what you do (or they buy what you sell, or deal with your company)...
they, "want to see you do it again"...
We call that, "repeat business."
Your offer was so good, or the way you dealt with your customers was so unique, that they want to come back for more to see you do it again.
Not only that, but they will...
"bring others to see you do it."
Thats called "referral business." When your customers like what you do and bring others to experience it, that business costs you nothing in hard marketing costs.
Its a result of word-of-mouth.
Its a personal endorsement of your products or services from a satisfied user.
Thats REALLY the sincerest form of flattery, and the best form of advertising you can get.
Youre not trying to "meet" your customers expectations...
You want to "exceed" them...
You want to give them more than what they expected.
Similar products and services can all be expected to perform in similar fashion. However, when it comes to the attention, care and service we receive, we all have our perceptions of what "good" really means.
Keep in your mind, a balanced scale.
On one side of the scale mentally put the dollar amount you charge for your products and services.
Then on the other side of the scale, your service.
Make sure that the "service" of the scale always outweighs the "price" side.
Be sure you always give more service than the customer perceives they should be getting from their transaction with you.
Let me review a few questions to ask yourself that will help you determine how well youre doing...
Okay?
Do I offer the best quality product or service I possibly can?
What can I do to improve it?
What is the best benefit to my customers that each of my products or services have to offer?
How can I better convey that to my customers?
What can I offer my customer above and beyond the product or service they purchased?
Do my customers trust the advice and suggestions they get from my staff, and do they feel comfortable dealing with us?
Why should they do business with my business or establishment instead of any of all other options they have, including doing nothing at all?
Would I purchase this product or service if I were in the market for it?
Would I purchase it from my company if I didnt own, or work for the company?
Would I feel comfortable referring my friends, relatives and associates to my company?
The answers to these questions can help you determine where you need to make changes that will benefit both you and your customers, and add substantially to your bottom line.
To learn more, and to request a series of valuable videos full of more information, go to http://www.TonySeruga.com
With Customers, No Matter What Condition The Economy
Is In, Or Who's The President
Hi Tony Seruga here with part two of my training on four absolutely hot marketing strategies that can flood your business with customers, no matter what condition the economys in, or whos President.
"Do what you do so well, that when others see you do it, they want to see you do it again, and will
bring others to see you do it."
That quote comes from Walt Disney.
It was the strategy he used for marketing Disneyland, and he said it could apply to any business, regardless of what that business sold or offered.
Broken down to its individual components, it means this:
"Do what you do"...
Thats what you do... not what anyone else does.
Its important that you do the things you (or your business) does the best.
While its okay to emulate other successful businesses and copy some of the traits that made them successful, you should adopt those traits, add your own personality and adapt them to your business.
Do what you do... "so well" ...
That means excellence... not mediocrity.
If youre going to do something in business, do it with excellence.
In todays transparent social media world... no longer is it possible to maintain... long-term, a competitive advantage because of your product or the price you charge.
We live in a "me-too" society, where your customers can buy the same or very similar products to what you offer from any number of other suppliers for the same or less money.
You must do what you do very well.
"When others see you do it"... "others" means your customers... the people who buy your products and/or services.
When they see you do what you do (or they buy what you sell, or deal with your company)...
they, "want to see you do it again"...
We call that, "repeat business."
Your offer was so good, or the way you dealt with your customers was so unique, that they want to come back for more to see you do it again.
Not only that, but they will...
"bring others to see you do it."
Thats called "referral business." When your customers like what you do and bring others to experience it, that business costs you nothing in hard marketing costs.
Its a result of word-of-mouth.
Its a personal endorsement of your products or services from a satisfied user.
Thats REALLY the sincerest form of flattery, and the best form of advertising you can get.
Youre not trying to "meet" your customers expectations...
You want to "exceed" them...
You want to give them more than what they expected.
Similar products and services can all be expected to perform in similar fashion. However, when it comes to the attention, care and service we receive, we all have our perceptions of what "good" really means.
Keep in your mind, a balanced scale.
On one side of the scale mentally put the dollar amount you charge for your products and services.
Then on the other side of the scale, your service.
Make sure that the "service" of the scale always outweighs the "price" side.
Be sure you always give more service than the customer perceives they should be getting from their transaction with you.
Let me review a few questions to ask yourself that will help you determine how well youre doing...
Okay?
Do I offer the best quality product or service I possibly can?
What can I do to improve it?
What is the best benefit to my customers that each of my products or services have to offer?
How can I better convey that to my customers?
What can I offer my customer above and beyond the product or service they purchased?
Do my customers trust the advice and suggestions they get from my staff, and do they feel comfortable dealing with us?
Why should they do business with my business or establishment instead of any of all other options they have, including doing nothing at all?
Would I purchase this product or service if I were in the market for it?
Would I purchase it from my company if I didnt own, or work for the company?
Would I feel comfortable referring my friends, relatives and associates to my company?
The answers to these questions can help you determine where you need to make changes that will benefit both you and your customers, and add substantially to your bottom line.
To learn more, and to request a series of valuable videos full of more information, go to http://www.TonySeruga.com
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