Just What Is in It for Your Customer to Do Business with You?
“Elizabeth Fischer explores marketing from the exact standpoint from which it should be explored — the customer’s. She reminds you that marketing is never about you, but about the customer. And every customer knows it. Her new book lets you know it, too.” Jay Conrad Levinson, The Father of Guerrilla Marketing, author of the Guerrilla Marketing series of books, over 14 million sold; now in 43 languages
| Craig Campana, contributing author to theMasters of Networking book and BNI northern Wisconsin Executive Director, comments that“In today’s busy business world, sometimes the first focus is on the campaign, the creative look, and copy development when it needs to be the on the customer and his or her point of view. I have tremendous praise for What’s in It for Me? This is a must read!”
What is in it for your customer to do business with you? How do you answer that question? Do you answer that question from your customer’s point of view? Find out what customers want from marketing in What’s in It for Me? Marketing from the Customer’s Point of View released by Monarch Tree Publishing Inc. Discover the secret to unlocking the hidden treasure within your customers about your business. Learn how to use what you learn to do more profitable marketing and to increase the profits in your business. “Elizabeth has a talent for taking the mystery out of marketing and getting down to the common sense basics. She’s done it again here by focusing on the benefits of actually communicating with your all important customer.” Celia Stoltz, “Packed with street smarts and case studies that show the ONLY way to make money in any business is to focus on the people. Read this one!” Dr. Joe Vitale, Author, “The Attractor Factor.” Chapter titles include: Part 2 What “I” Want Part 3 How to Talk to Me |
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“This book is wonderfully wise! As a business person, you will enjoy this book. You will learn that it is your responsibility to earn your customer’s confidence and not expect your customer’s patronage. This is a long-gone expectation. This book will help you learn how to be successful in doing just that.” Robert Popelka, Director of Retail Advertising, Reinhart Companies, La Crosse, WI