Making marketing concepts more accessible and understandable for business leaders who may not be familiar with industry jargon.
1) Unique Selling Propositions (USPs): What makes people choose your business over others? 2. Customer Segments: Who are the different types of customers you're trying to reach? 3. Competitive Landscape: Who are your competitors, and how are you different or better? 4. Online Presence: How easily can people find and learn about your business online? 5. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): What numbers tell you if your business is doing well or not? 6. Analytics Data: What do the numbers on your website and social media tell you about what people are doing? 7. Brand Perception: What do people think and feel when they hear about your business? 8. Marketing Budget: How much money are you willing to invest in getting more customers? 9. Target Audience: Who are the people you're trying to sell to? 10. Conversion Rates: Out of the people who visit your site, how many end up buying something? 11. SWOT Analysis: What are you good at, what could be better, what opportunities do you have, and what might cause problems? 12. Marketing Campaigns: Things you do to let people know about what you're selling. 13. Return on Investment (ROI): Is the money you're putting into marketing giving you more money back? 14. Customer Satisfaction: Do people like what you're selling, and are they happy with it? 15. Mission and Vision Statement: Why does your business exist, and where do you want it to go in the future?
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