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This form of thinking has been unusually true during the rise of socialmedia, where market share became the primary goal of a company, with revenues and profitability to follow later. Experienced CEOs often make it a habit to scale as a result of demand, reducing risk and mating cost to growth in revenues.
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Start with only the very best people, demand excellence, and train them to stay ahead of the pack. It’s a win-win deal that keeps customers coming back, helps your company, and incents customers to bring in their friends through word-of-mouth and socialmedia. Simultaneously deliver the best selection, service, and price.
Customers today extrapolate their relationships not only from personal contact, but from every aspect of their interface with your company, including web site and socialmedia interactions, access to peer reviews, as well as the actual services experience. New media shapes and reflects the customer experience.
Prices begin to decline quickly. The first customers are early adopters who are the least price-sensitive. Unfortunately, the mainstream customers who can really drive revenue care more about price. Thus even if unit sales keep increasing, revenues can lag due to the need for lower prices as the mainstream market takes over.
Prices begin to decline quickly. The first customers are early adopters who are the least price-sensitive. Unfortunately, the mainstream customers who can really drive revenue care more about price. Thus even if unit sales keep increasing, revenues can lag due to the need for lower prices as the mainstream market takes over.
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