The difference between failure and success!
Today I will discuss with you ways in which you can increase your success rate when launching a new Website, Product or Service! This post will be the simple basics and will start your in the right direction to have success and prosper from your projects.
Understanding your customer!
This is the first step you have to take to ensure your can establish the proper marketing techniques and approaches. Ensure what you’re offering is needed by the end consumers. In my particular case seomkt I am hitting my end consumer 100% as you are here to better market and promote your websites to your consumer.
I started off by mentioning you have to understand your consumer but I must also include a very important piece of information. This is regarding your product or service you have to offer. Please before you go wasting your money on advertising make sure you actually have a market in which you can profit from! Don’t waste money on a product or service in which there is no need for. Also take into consideration who your competitors are. You should considering the following question when comparing your product or service to the competitors.
- Are my product less, equal or far superior to my competitors?
- Is my product or service under priced, competitively priced or overpriced compared to my competitors?
- Are my competitors products and services holding the majority of market share and if so how can I compete?
- Is the consumer loyalty based on product experience or price?
Understanding your product or service will be vital to you successfully penetrating your target market and without this information you’re liable to fail at your attempt to launch. So I urge you to take a moment and try to better understand your end consumer because if you don’t take the timer your competitors will. Also take a moment to analyze your competition as they may be offering a better product and or service already.
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Brian
Understanding your customers is so crucial. If you don’t understand and give them what they want and are looking for then you’re just spinning your wheels against a brick wall.
You said at the end of the post “take a moment to analyze your competition”, this is a great activity to undertake. If you know of a successful competitor(s) analyze them and see what they do right, what they do wrong and how you can model and improve on what you find.
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Many companies underestimate how hard achieving this goal truly is. Understanding your customers needs is not easy and many corporations have spent billions of dollars trying to do so.
Thanks for stopping by Blaine.
When I was working on Hiburrito, I consistently visited every poll site of the Internet. This is what I found:
1.- Some websites offered simple polls for blogs but without pictures or videos and with a simple design.
2.- Websites that offered picture and video polls didn’t have the option of publishing the polls on blogs.
So what I did is I created a mix of both services with a type of social network (still working on that).
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Nice work AssWass!
Sorry I haven’t been visiting your blog much I’m so over worked it’s getting very annoying!
You did an amazing job over at Hiburrito I’m happy your site is so successful.
Good tips. Yes understanding your customer or what your market needs is the most important thing. Otherwise you might have the best product out there but if no one needs it then its pretty useless.
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Michael that’s exactly correct. Imagine that happening toy our business wow it woudl be insane. Not knowing your end consumer or customer is a huge mistake.