Took on a consulting project with a company who's focus is on event marketing. As I talked to the president this morning, the following list came to my mind (we were discussing what customers care about specifically):
Customers don't care about a salesperson's volume goal.
Customers don't care about your sales ranking (specifically inside your organization).
Customers don't care about the fine print in your literature/contract.
Customers don't care if your manager read you the riot act in the morning conference call.
Customers don't care about who should get the blame (inside your organization)for an order botched.
Customers don't care about the poor technology your organization refuses to give up.
Customers don't care about how tough your market is.
One thing was clear after our conversation; customers care about relationship (do you care, can you be trusted, can you be a difference-maker) and value (when the transaction is complete the customer feels good).
Things Customers Don't Care About
Took on a consulting project with a company who's focus is on event marketing. As I talked to the president this morning, the following list came to my mind (we were discussing what customers care about specifically):
One thing was clear after our conversation; customers care about relationship (do you care, can you be trusted, can you be a difference-maker) and value (when the transaction is complete the customer feels good).
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