Ten3 Business e-Coach
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If you
sell something non-innovative, work hard to make prospective
customers notice you in the crowd of other sellers.
If you
created
radically new customer
value, create also an
emotional
buzz marketing strategy to make people desire your product. |
With
customer care at heart,
Ten3 Business e-Coach inspires
its visitors. Without spending a dime on advertising,
innovative e-Coach has today customers in over 130 countries and
licensed trainers in 50+ countries thanks to the buzz created by
inspired visitors.
Below are some unsolicited "Thank You!" notes that illustrate the value Ten3
Business e-Coach creates for people like you:
I
read your webpage and bells started ringing for me!"
–
Zachrey Helmberger,
USA
"It produces a 'bomb effect'! "
– Mikael Henzler,
Germany
"It is boosting my
creativity!"
– Udaysinh Patil,
India
Much more unsolicited "Thank You!" notes are published
here.
eRaritet
eRaritet is a
Cimcoin-powered
technology enabling authentication or rare digital images, both artistic and
non-artistic. e-Raritet creates buzz by organizing
innovative artistic contests and auctions of eRaritets...
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Palm
65% of customers who bought a palm organizer
told the makers of this device that they have heard about it from another
person.
Half.com
Before spending a single dime in
traditional
marketing, Half. com captured the attention of the media, and the Internet
community. Time magazine called it "one of the greatest publicity
coups" in history. Twenty days after the launch, e-Bay called.
Within six months Half.com was sold to eBay for US$ 300 million...
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Burger
King
The company invented a curious fusion of an
innovative
market research approach and
buzz marketing. In a stunt aptly named the “Whopper Freak-out!” Burger King
made one of their US branches a “Whopper Free Zone”. Using hidden cameras,
they simply recorded the reactions of their customers upon being told
“Sorry, we no longer serve Whoppers.” The contorted disbelieving faces told
the company more of a story than answers on a survey every could...
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Rich
Dad Brand
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of
Rich Dad, Poor Dad communicates with his audience in a way no one
else does. His series of games, intended to help families play together and
teach children financial concepts, are totally unique. As a result, Rich
Dad, Poor Dad has become a household name pretty fast...
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Knowing
Customers
Customer Needs
What Makes
People Buy
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Subconscious vs. Conscious
Top 10 Subconscious Values
Understanding Risks Perceived by Customers
Listening To Customers
Customer
Success 360
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Surprise To Win: 3 Strategies
Customer Care
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Innovation Is Love
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Value Innovation
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10 Tips
Marketing Strategies
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Virtuoso Marketing
Creative Marketing
Social Media Marketing
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10 Tips
Content Marketing
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Attractive Headline
Emotional Marketing
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Success Stories
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Focus on Emotional Drivers
Credibility
Marketing
Core Marketing Message (CMM)
Customer Value Proposition
Advertising Slogans
Marketing To the Subconscious
Creating Customers
Sales Success
10 Key Skills of a Successful Salesperson
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Sell Benefits
Marketing Presentation: Sell Twin Benefits
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