Turn Customer Conversations Into Marketing Gold
Who says the “Holiday Season” is over.
Today is “Get to Know Your Customers Day.”
And when it comes to business growth, this may be the most important holiday of all.
Because the more you know, the more you sell.
I have a holiday challenge AND a gift for you.
The challenge: Reach out to more or more of your best customers.
Ask to interview them.
Talk with them about their journey — where they were before they worked with you and where they’ve gotten because of their work with you.
What problems have you solved? What transformations have you fueled?
Don’t treat this as a quick testimonial session. Your goal: Get to know your customers.
Make it a casual, friendly conversation. And make it last as long as your customer is comfortable talking — 10 minutes, 15 minutes, maybe more.
And (this is important), record every word!
Get to Know Your Customers Day.
Don't go away yet..
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