Branding For Solopreneurs - MERI PEHCHAN

There is an old joke where a salesman sell a boat, fishing equipment, trunks, and a twin-engine Chris Craft to a customer who had only come to buy tampons. Direct selling is relatively easy where marketers interact with customers face to face. However, closing a deal in a virtual marketplace is a little trickier.   So, dear solopreneurs , this blog will help you in creating irresistible offers that will lead to conversions. A Juicy Call to Action A significant fraction of customers indulge in buying due to the product's appealing offer. Marketers who experience low lead generation and conversions, despite spending a good amount on advertising, should evaluate their offer. This call to action must cover this juicy offer. Here are some tips that will help you craft result-oriented customer offerings. Sell What Your Customers Want Many vendors fail to design their offerings based on what customers actually want. As a result, they end up selling what a customer may need. Often, custom...

 Understanding the product life cycle is necessary for big or small businesses. Managing international brands or own solopreneur created a personal brand, understanding of the relation between branding and product life cycle is significant. Several businesswomen create phenomenal products and invest in their branding. But somehow ignores the fact that each product has a specific life span.  Stages of Brand and Product Life Cycle Brands and products go through five life stages and like humans products get obsolete in the last and final stage. These stages are: >>> Introduction Stage >>> Growth Stage >>> Maturity stage >>> Decline Stage Branding and Product Life Cycle Marketers need to revise their branding strategies as per the stages of the product's life cycle. Let’s explore this in detail. Branding Strategy in Development Stage At this stage, product ideas are conceived, analyzed, nurtured, branded and even tested before market introdu...

Several women solo entrepreneurs encounter this question at some stage of their Business. In this blog we will analyze both channels and help solopreneurs to reach out a constructive solution. As a businesswoman, you face more crucial questions like Which one of two can generate the most potential customers? Which channel can generate a bigger ROI? Or which platform can help businesses to establish themselves faster? You can not reach a conclusion till you understand the pros and cons of both channels. Let’s understand the website and Social media channels one by one.   How do Websites help in Business? The way shop is crucial for retail businesses, the same way a website gives you a similar upper edge over competitors. A website is a crucial extension of your Business that helps in generating sales. It creates brand awareness and generates customer loyalty. Moreover, you can showcase all your marketing campaigns on your website.   Advantages of the Website ● Your website is ...