Who are your customers?
Knowing your customers is the key to business success. When people come to me asking my help, one of the questions I ask them is, “Who are your customers?” and often I get answers like: “anyone who needs a photographer,” “anyone who has a computer,” “anyone in business,” “anyone who sells health products”. “Anyone” tells me that you don’t know who your customers are”.
When you are developing your website, writing content for your website and social media networks, it should be focused around your customers; they should be first and foremost on your mind.
By knowing your
I was asked to answer these questions!
In a post I posted the other day Grant Johnstone asked me a few questions and these are my answers.
“Thanks for sharing! I really would like to have a better understanding of what social media followers expect.”
Social Media followers expect relationships, transparency and hate being sold to.
Can you share what your personal expectations are with regards to the following:
1. What is a good turnaround time?
Depends on the project and the circumstances.
For example if someone has agreed to provide me a service then I expect them to meet the deadline we agreed upon initially.
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