Listening to your customers involves asking important questions and it can be more effective than pitching. It’s insightful.
Who is talking about your company?
Just what are they saying about your brand?
Where are they meeting to ignite these conversations?
When is the most popular time?
Why are they talking about you in the first place?
And finally, are you answering their questions?
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I help health, fitness, nutrition and beauty businesses grow. Specifically, businesses building things to make us look and feel great, so that includes fashion, tech and spas too. I have two sites, one about marketing and brand building, which is mj.works and another UndisputedOrigin.com which I started to inspire everyone to become the very best they can be while leading more purposeful lives filled with gratitude and greatness. Both sites include studying and curating the very best experts and masters for improving performance, achieving success and living a thoughtful and intentional life. I am also obsessed with how technology can improve our health, fitness, nutrition, meditation and mindful practices while reducing stress and creating calm amidst the chaos of modern existence. Both sites are about my interest in self-discovery and personal growth.
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Listening to your customers involves asking important questions and it can be more effective than pitching. It’s insightful.