The Difference between Selling and Marketing.
Rise above the noise
There are so many Marketers out in the open, that it will be difficult to be a difference if we just offer another page or content that is selling something. Do never forget you can get everything you want at any corner.
It is our decision if we just try to do something or if we start to take our journey serious and build ourselves into true entrepreneurs.
The Moment you joined
At the moment you join a project, start to write a blog daily, build up and learn all about online or offline businesses or you simply start to sell things, you are starting your entrepreneurial journey.
People all around the globe, which are holding own companies will tell you to become an authority in your niche and treat yourself as an entrepreneur to market on a higher level then all the sales people out there.
Marketing
Is all about you, your content, how you position yourself, how available you are, with who you connect yourself and show yourself outside and how your commercial is placed. It has also to do with how much of an event you make out of your marketing and how much you are willing to invest in yourself and your niche.
Of course selling is a part too, and if you do it right, all you need and want to sell will be ask for from your audience, if they take part in your marketing.
Enjoy your journey, be an entrepreneur, be amazing, be yourself and make your marketing to an event.
- Positioning
- Connect with authorities
- Become an authority
- Blogs and Articles daily
- Learn, grow, teach
- Read and build important mindsets
- Offer something unique
- Be yourself
Sunny regards
Stefan
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Great on target information with a definite message. Thanks for the reminder of what this business is about.
Sami
As always great post. I have learned over the years working in different career fields, but never marketing, that the marketers who are the most successful NEVER sell. They build relationships. These are the people customers will seek out time and time again when they need something as long as whatever they buy meets their needs regardless of it if is a product or service. I have also know lots of marketers who THINK they build relationships, but the proof is in the repeat business and that does not happen for those who do not really care about their customers.
Those that push and sell will make money but they also tend to dry up their market because people have no continued interest in seeing or talking to them.
Now that I have entered the internet marketing phase of my career / hobby / life I want to build those relationships, teach and help. I believe that is what will make someone wildly successful.
yes indeed you figured this out... I saw in the beginning of my online journey four years ago many people that still today post "the newest book" or "course how to..." and it is the exact same thing they did four years ago...they need to do that, because they need a constant flow of new buyers.
People like ZigZiglar, Bob Proctor, Dr. Wayne Dyer and many others show that there is a way to leave a legacy behind, something people will love to remember and are happy to be part of. This is basically what also I seek to create.
Of course I want to live from it, and of course I will earn with it, and the main focus is to do something great for all people that encounter it, and stick with it.
Awesome Ron. You have got that right on.
Build the relationship, the rest will follow.
When you take the time to build that relationship,
your business and your personal lifestyle changes
for the better. You will have many successes.
Great advice Stefan, I personally never sell anything.
And I make a lot of sales. It is truly in the marketing
and building a relationship with those who take an interest.
When we concentrate on marketing and building that
relationship sale are a by product, and longevity is inevitable.
Thank you for sharing,
Ken
It is the only way to really build a thriving business and continue to live from it long after the actual work is done
Nicel written and remember every visitor to your site is a potential customer. Give them awesome customer service!
Good advice....it is so easy to fall into selling syndrome....your blog clarifies it quite nicely!
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Great post Good reminder of why we are here
Sami