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Accepting that your business value offering doesn’t check the boxes for everyone isn’t a reflection on your product, or service, or company. Not everyone who’s your target customer will buy from you. And that’s absolutely fine. Read More

You can’t market successfully to your audience until you understand the choices that they are making, and can see the alternatives from their eyes. The more you try to unearth your “stealth competitors”, the better you marketing will be. Read More

The problem with basing a business on building widgets faster and more cheaply is the assumption that the demand for those widgets will never wane. But that day will surely come. Read More

Too much customer choice overly complicates the buying process.

Customers become too overwhelmed with making sure that they choose correctly that, often, they end-up choosing nothing. Read More

Unlike the waving of wet fingers or listening to the HiPPO, CRO is based on cold, hard facts. It’s a structured and systematic approach that takes in analytics, user feedback, and testing to determine the best approach for maximizing the potential conversion rate of a particular page Read More

Having a website optimized for mobile-devices has been growing in importance for some time. With Google’s latest search algorithm changes, scheduled in less than a month's time, it’s become critical. Read More

If your legacy products, services or features have lost their relevance in the minds of your customers, keeping them going may be doing more than sapping resources. It may be adversely affecting your brand. Read More

For most products and services cold-calling, billboards and telemarketing are precisely the wrong ways to spread a message. Not because they won’t be noticed. But because they won’t be believed. Read More

iBeacon-type technology could radically transform the way that organizations interact and communicate with their audiences. However marketers need to learn from their mistakes with previous mobile technologies. Mobile-centric marketing should be as much about user behavior as it is about technology Read More

We're told to keep our messaging tight and simple. But on the way there, are we guilty of dumbing-down our content and patronizing our audience? Read More