Unmarketing – when your best prospects were uninterested or unable to do business with you - Words at Work Marketing.

UNMARKETING

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It is a strange – but undeniable fact – that most companies don’t invest in marketing. And this has nothing to do with whether the company is run well or not. There’s no marketing because key decision makers don’t believe in it. Or they don’t understand it. Or they think they can’t afford it. There are thousands of these unmarketers with no credible or appealing marketing option. Until now.

A thousand little lessons stretching over a quarter century

We understand what is stopping you and – one by one – we remove those barriers to entry. Start by forgetting the idea that you need to be an MBA. It can help – and we often work with MBAs – but it’s not mandatory because this is the marketing you won’t find in a text book, a How-to book, or the latest Make-a-million-in-a-minute sales system. No, this is the product of a thousand little lessons stretching over a quarter-century. The kind of lessons you learn by:

  • Walking through a grocery market and watching what happens. (Think the mall is a modern invention? Think again. The mall concept has been around for over two thousand years.)
  • Driving by three garage sales, presented consecutively over a 20-kilometre stretch of highway. Where we stopped – and why we stopped – could fill chapters of a marketing book without a single reference to niches, verticals, UPS or any other marketing mumble jumble.
  • Listening to a street person beg for money – with tremendous success. Think about that. The street person offers nothing, yet he gets money.
  • Watching Oprah and The View. These female-friendly shows are immensely popular because the decision makers were women or men who under the importance and power of female consumers.
  • Learning by reading books you won’t find in the marketing section of your local book store, such as “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu.

Interested? Then check out our Right-Sized Services and Idea Starter.

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