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Add You - Entrepreneurs -- What Happens When No One Loves Your Products?
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So now you know what is wrong, let’s look at a few things that you can do to your old products.
* Rehash them to make something different.
* Combine two or more products.
* Repackage them.
* Re-price them.
* Sell them in a sale.
* Sell them
If you’re working in corporate America today, you’re being asked to do more with less. The economic downturn of the late 1990’s, outsourcing of jobs, and the implosion of whole sectors—all of these factors have contributed to a business environment that is f
Well the obvious answer is to find out why:
* Ask your current and previous customers what kind of things they would like you to sell.
* If you have products that are sold as a recurring matter, then ask your customers what improvements they would like. You can do this as a survey, a competition (if allowed) or a suggestion box. The answers may surprise you.
* Is your product a copy of another much better item?
* Look at what your competitors are doing – have they improved or re priced – or even stopped selling the item all together.
* Are you sure that you have not just fallen into the new comers trap of selling something that no one really wants? You did do your research didn’t you?
* You are marketing your product and your business aren’t you? If people don’t know you are there, they can’t buy from you. Don’t fall into the trap of slowing down on your marketing as you get more established.
So now you know what is wrong, let’s look at a few things that you can do to your old products.
* Rehash them to make something different.
* Combine two or more products.
* Repackage them.
* Re-price them.
* Sell them in a sale.
* Sell them o
Bad customer service is everywhere these days — unmanned front desks, surly servers, clueless staff, employees talking on the phone, and managers who refuse to acknowledge a customer. It’s no longer an exception ... poor service has become the norm.In
Well the obvious answer is to find out why:
* Ask your current and previous customers what kind of things they would like you to sell.
* If you have products that are sold as a recurring matter, then ask your customers what improvements they would like. You can do this as a survey, a competition (if allowed) or a suggestion box. The answers may surprise you.
* Is your product a copy of another much better item?
* Look at what your competitors are doing – have they improved or re priced – or even stopped selling the item all together.
* Are you sure that you have not just fallen into the new comers trap of selling something that no one really wants? You did do your research didn’t you?
* You are marketing your product and your business aren’t you? If people don’t know you are there, they can’t buy from you. Don’t fall into the trap of slowing down on your marketing as you get more established.
So now you know what is wrong, let’s look at a few things that you can do to your old products.
* Rehash them to make something different.
* Combine two or more products.
* Repackage them.
* Re-price them.
* Sell them in a sale.
* Sell them
The old-fashioned autocratic manager who ruled with an iron hand and controlled everything from the top has pretty much vanished from the management scene. Not many regret his passing. There is no doubt that today's enterprises operate far more humanely than
* Is your product a copy of another much better item?
* Look at what your competitors are doing – have they improved or re priced – or even stopped selling the item all together.
* Are you sure that you have not just fallen into the new comers trap of selling something that no one really wants? You did do your research didn’t you?
* You are marketing your product and your business aren’t you? If people don’t know you are there, they can’t buy from you. Don’t fall into the trap of slowing down on your marketing as you get more established.
So now you know what is wrong, let’s look at a few things that you can do to your old products.
* Rehash them to make something different.
* Combine two or more products.
* Repackage them.
* Re-price them.
* Sell them in a sale.
* Sell them
Does the thought of doing the bookwork send you into a frenzy? Do you find anything to do other than get your finances in order? You may be missing some great communication with your books, which could ultimately guide you to success in your business and you
* You are marketing your product and your business aren’t you? If people don’t know you are there, they can’t buy from you. Don’t fall into the trap of slowing down on your marketing as you get more established.
So now you know what is wrong, let’s look at a few things that you can do to your old products.
* Rehash them to make something different.
* Combine two or more products.
* Repackage them.
* Re-price them.
* Sell them in a sale.
* Sell them
In their book, Get What You Deserve! How to Guerilla Market Yourself, Levinson and Godin outline six steps to get the job you really want.Position yourself. Write a positioning statement about yourself. Identify who you are and where you're goin
So now you know what is wrong, let’s look at a few things that you can do to your old products.
* Rehash them to make something different.
* Combine two or more products.
* Repackage them.
* Re-price them.
* Sell them in a sale.
* Sell them on an auction site.
* Test new markets with your old and new products.
* Develop a new niche market.
* Redesign your marketing plan so that you market your new or old product in a whole different way. A new coat of paint always helps.
* Differentiate yourself from your competitors so that you stand out.
* Focus your marketing on acquiring new customers for a short while.
* Follow up on your past customers and offer them the new or old product at a reduced rate.
Good luck!
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