Tag: customer relationships

Building strong customer relationships is essential if you want your business to succeed. It’s not just about closing deals but nurturing connections that transform clients into loyal advocates for your brand. Let’s look at the effective ways to cultivate these invaluable relationships and how Marketing Eye can help you get there.

Picture this: you're browsing through a sea of advertisements and suddenly, a marketing campaign catches your eye. But what sets it apart from the rest? The secret ingredient is good manners! Yes, you read that right. In this click bait blog, we reveal the surprising power of politeness in marketing and how it can skyrocket your business to new heights. Brace yourself for a game changing approach that will leave your competitors in awe!

When it comes to building a successful marketing team or being a digital marketing consultant, technical skills alone won't guarantee extraordinary results. Emotional intelligence (EQ) plays a crucial role in driving collaboration, empathy and effective communication within your marketing department. To ensure you hire marketers who possess the right EQ competencies, it's essential to ask the right questions during the hiring process. As a marketing firm, EQ is more essential than IQ and exploring why this is significant in marketing is critical to how a job interview is conducted.

Marketing is a multi-faceted field that requires a diverse range of skills and expertise. While effective marketing is essential to establish and maintain brand recognition, drive customer engagement, and ultimately increase revenue growth, this is only possible with a strong marketing team. A strong marketing team gives a business the resources and expertise necessary to develop and execute comprehensive marketing strategies. It can also facilitate and boost brand recognition, customer engagement, and revenue growth.

The construction industry is growing and evolving each year making it an extremely cutthroat and competitive market. However, there are many companies which are seeing increased sales and better customer relationships during this time. These are the companies who avoid making the mistake of cutting costs. Instead, they spend money to improve customer relationships, establish a niche market and implement quality materials and equipment into their projects. In turn, these companies still end up making a significant profit as customers can see their efforts, therefore creating trust that the construction company will provide the customer with quality service.

As we approach yet another public holiday, marketers are playing catch up. Sales departments need leads, management requires results and marketing is getting off to a slow start because someone thought that they could do all the work in January and things would happen at a faster pace, than they actually have.

Do not dispair. Fast-tracking your marketing campaigns and using some fail-proof marketing strategies to generate leads, and improve your brand communications can be done efficiently and effectively - if you know how.

Have we lost the art of having a good relationship?

 Do any of us know what a truly good relationship is? Most of us aspire to have a relationship that ticks all the boxes and is mutually beneficial but like anything, there are good times and there are bad times.

In business, sitting down with your clients and getting to know them on a level where there is mutual respect, kindness, care and understanding, is something that many business people did really well in the eighties but it seems to be an art form of the past.