Cavemen Can't Market

Attracting, Conversing, and Creating Loyal Customers with WOO Marketing

Business & Finance, Marketing & Sales, Customer Service, Sales & Selling
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Author: Jonathon Peters, Ph.D. ISBN: 9780978922931
Publisher: AudioInk Publishing Publication: February 19, 2013
Imprint: AudioInk Language: English
Author: Jonathon Peters, Ph.D.
ISBN: 9780978922931
Publisher: AudioInk Publishing
Publication: February 19, 2013
Imprint: AudioInk
Language: English
Caveman marketing tactics no longer work. It used to be that if we took out enough ads, bought enough impressions, and had a persuasive message, we could wear them down until they eventually bought. But we are no longer in charge. They are. And that is why we must change our marketing concept from the Caveman Way to the WOO Way. A few marketers understand that the game has changed. Instead of hitting customers over the head with ad after ad, they go to potential customers where they are. Once there, they begin a relationship with prospects, in essence courting them. Cavemen Cant Market uses the analogy of a Suitor courting, or WOOing, an Intended to not only to become a customer, but to move that customer through stages of commitments until she is not only loyal to him, but also makes him part of her identity. In the end, she will market for the Suitor, sharing with her friends what a wonderful Suitor she has. Inside this analogy there are three stages of marketing: • Attraction• Conversation• RelationshipMarketers must understand these stages, as well as the pitfalls in each stage, to be successful in the new marketing era. Those who dont...will be as obsolete as a Caveman.
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Caveman marketing tactics no longer work. It used to be that if we took out enough ads, bought enough impressions, and had a persuasive message, we could wear them down until they eventually bought. But we are no longer in charge. They are. And that is why we must change our marketing concept from the Caveman Way to the WOO Way. A few marketers understand that the game has changed. Instead of hitting customers over the head with ad after ad, they go to potential customers where they are. Once there, they begin a relationship with prospects, in essence courting them. Cavemen Cant Market uses the analogy of a Suitor courting, or WOOing, an Intended to not only to become a customer, but to move that customer through stages of commitments until she is not only loyal to him, but also makes him part of her identity. In the end, she will market for the Suitor, sharing with her friends what a wonderful Suitor she has. Inside this analogy there are three stages of marketing: • Attraction• Conversation• RelationshipMarketers must understand these stages, as well as the pitfalls in each stage, to be successful in the new marketing era. Those who dont...will be as obsolete as a Caveman.

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