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Commenting on “We are all marketers”
Please read this article in full. If you just skip it because you perceive I am writing some mumbo-jumbo, then you are only judging a book by the cover.
I do monitor who read my post not only in this group but also many other FB groups and Google blog sites. In many cases, at the start of the blog I might write a teaser or something that does not appear relevant, but towards the end I refer back to the beginning paragraphs and explain the reason or my intent.
Just like the blog on Friday 13. Some religious believers probably think that I wrote something nonsensical and superstitious, just like what I discussed about Feng Shui. By brushing it off basically one has the ”I am right and you are wrong“ mentality.
I profess I do not know everything, but I am always ready to learn, by reading, listening and most importantly asking. If you still have that Asian mentality, then think twice whether Australia is your home, because you are not taking the advantage of the many aspects of freedom what this country is offering.
We are all marketers. We market ourselves all the time. When you apply for a job, you write a covering letter and resume to impress the potential employer or employment consultant.
Parents spend mega bucks to send their children to tuition in order to get good results so that Glen Waverley High, Balwyn High or similar to accept them. The results are for the school to “buy”.
When you look at the photos of an advertisement of a property, your appetite is wet and you want to visit the property. It turns out that property is gloomy and dark, nothing like the photos. When you see a property newly painted or renovated, you wanted to splash that extra without finding out the worth of the extra effort put in.
Is it worth it, or how good is the finishing?
The last paragraph is about marketing - you the buyer is sucked in.
Thank you for reading.
Commenting on “We are all marketers”
Please read this article in full. If you just skip it because you perceive I am writing some mumbo-jumbo, then you are only judging a book by the cover.
I do monitor who read my post not only in this group but also many other FB groups and Google blog sites. In many cases, at the start of the blog I might write a teaser or something that does not appear relevant, but towards the end I refer back to the beginning paragraphs and explain the reason or my intent.
Just like the blog on Friday 13. Some religious believers probably think that I wrote something nonsensical and superstitious, just like what I discussed about Feng Shui. By brushing it off basically one has the ”I am right and you are wrong“ mentality.
I profess I do not know everything, but I am always ready to learn, by reading, listening and most importantly asking. If you still have that Asian mentality, then think twice whether Australia is your home, because you are not taking the advantage of the many aspects of freedom what this country is offering.
We are all marketers. We market ourselves all the time. When you apply for a job, you write a covering letter and resume to impress the potential employer or employment consultant.
Parents spend mega bucks to send their children to tuition in order to get good results so that Glen Waverley High, Balwyn High or similar to accept them. The results are for the school to “buy”.
When you look at the photos of an advertisement of a property, your appetite is wet and you want to visit the property. It turns out that property is gloomy and dark, nothing like the photos. When you see a property newly painted or renovated, you wanted to splash that extra without finding out the worth of the extra effort put in.
Is it worth it, or how good is the finishing?
The last paragraph is about marketing - you the buyer is sucked in.
Thank you for reading.
