Marketing Logistics Services: Heed Your “Parent” Voice
Conformity is a powerful force. Nowhere is it more powerful than middle school and high school.
Conformity is a powerful force. Nowhere is it more powerful than middle school and high school.
Did you know that most vaccines contain a little bit of a disease germ?
What if we showed up at an initial meeting with a company and spent 100% of the time understanding what they care about? No power point slides. No stories about the industry award you just won. No selling, period.
In his wonderful blog post about “being a d#ck to everyone he meets,” Marc Ensign talks about a helpful neighbor, Dick, who eased his family’s transition, after a long-distance move, into a new neighborhood.
Buyers of logistics services are busy people who, frankly, can’t devote a lot of time to promotional come-ons from logistics businesses.
When I talk about brand positioning and marketing message strategy with logistics company clients, I sometimes use the metaphor of a spear. You know, that pole with the dangerous, pointy thing at the end.
If you don’t have one, create a marketing dashboard for your company now.
I am an advocate of content marketing, which is basically creating useful information that addresses the challenges faced by your best prospects.
So the other day, one of my clients gets a hit on their pay per click (PPC) campaign. It was from a company in California that wanted to sell this logistics company search marketing services.
We evaluate a lot of websites. We use our experience and insight to check performance, effectiveness, errors, and opportunities. We also use a number of tools.
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