But We Don’t Sell on the Web: At Least 8 Things You Can Learn from Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?
Posted in Articles | GrokDotCom Newsletter | Marketing 2.0 / Web 2.0 | Multichannel Marketing | Planning Methodology | Selling Process | Volume 135 | Waiting For Your Cat To Bark
Written by: The Grok
The fact that your products or services aren’t suited to shopping carts doesn’t mean the Web shouldn’t be a focus for implementing your business strategies
The fact that your products or services aren’t suited to shopping carts doesn’t mean the Web shouldn’t be a focus for implementing your business strategies.In an emerging media and experience-based economy, the Web is the glue that binds a business’s multi-channel marketing efforts. Today, the Internet plays a critical role in how customers perceive brand, shape their buying decisions, and evaluate their experiences-even before you’ve ever sold them anything.
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