The power of marketing "
There are no easy formulas to reach the public, but we could say that marketing is, and will continue to be, 98% perspiration and 2% inspiration. How difficult it is to enter people's collective unconscious and be present, fix a concept that pleases the public and conquer minds and hearts once and for all, this is the process of the marketer.
Marketing is pure seduction, it is designing with wisdom, you will also have battles but in the end it is to see your whole dream come true. The purpose of creating marketing is to make people surprised, and adapt to it.
Marketing is passion, it is a matter of perception.
Seducing the target audience is always complicated, everything makes it easier when you understand that most problems depend on perception, it would be much easier and less costly to solve.
We can observe marketing everywhere, from outdors on the streets to word-of-mouth advertising that overflows and convinces anyone who wants to aim. However, the success of a company is directly linked to marketing, however, "doing" marketing is not as simple as one imagines.
A well-executed marketing job makes a venture stand out from the competition, and delighting people is the biggest challenge that exists, being a daily but vital task for the marketer.
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While handling the business of digital marketing i realised that even the business of marketing has to be marketted well these days. Its really the game of perspiration, a lot matters on how are you percieved in the markets?
Exactly, without marketing it is impossible to succeed in something.
When I was studying Marketing Management, one of my professors wanted to make it clear to us that an essential part of good marketing is studying the market and assessing its needs. But with this "strategy" he was looking rather to find a product that he could sell.
is it really considered a strategy?
Yes, it is good to study the moment of the market to meet the needs of the moment. But another strategy is to do marketing only of what you love and trust yourself ... how can we want to try to sell something that we would not even have the courage to acquire, right?