The Future is Now!

Posted On 01/16/2017 By admin

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Self-driving cars, assistants on our phones, even restaurant food being delivered to your house are all happening at a moment’s notice from the consumer’s command. Who knew tomorrow would come so soon. The future which was supposed to take years to develop decided to come early in surprise. Some people aren’t startled easily and have already taken the initiative to prepare. They’re already helping create tomorrow. Then there are those who are far back, but not left behind just taking the time to enjoy the present. Where do you stand? A Silvers smith’s shop from medieval time couldn’t compete with today’s steel producing companies. The man of tomorrow is already prepared for today. Your business may have been doing good in the past and even doing good right now, but means nothing to the uncertainty of tomorrow.

It is in good business practice to put the customer first. In exchange, they will tend to reward you with loyalty, and financial benefits. It’s an interdependent system that has worked since bargaining and trading to satisfy the consumer and the producer/distributor. Also know as “supply and demand” But how can you effectively help your clients and consumers at best, when you aren’t at your best? Short answer, you can’t. The world’s constantly changing. Everyone already knows that. It’s the people who are doing something about it that are getting ahead. Remember that one advertisement in the Sunday papers that used to bring you a swarm of customers, but then tomorrow came and all of a sudden doesn’t work no more? Solution? Change it. Remember that one radio ad that used to keep you connected to your customers, but then tomorrow came and they stopped listening to the radio like most of the people of today? Solution? Change it. Remember that one technique- doesn’t matter what you used, if it doesn’t work any more than you need to do one thing: change it. The world isn’t going to slow down for anybody.

If you’re not selling a product or a service, then you ought to be selling yourself. You sell yourself to your potential consumers, so you can, in the future sell them the goods and/or services you provide. This is how you keep the business going. However, living in a world that favors technology and the internet, you have to face the facts and favor them too. If you’re still actively using traditional marketing as your primary route to communicate to the market group, then there probably isn’t much conversation going on. The majority of people’s lifestyle favor technology. Everybody has a phone and practically everybody uses wifi or has some kind of data plan. If your business isn’t going to favor technology and the internet it brings up the question again of how you can effectively help your clients and consumers at best, when you aren’t at your best? The answer stays the same.

Your business should be actively involved in increasing its digital presence online. Everybody grew up with a parental figure telling us not to buy candy from strangers. That teaching is still present with us today as young adults, adults, and seniors. The more visibility that you have mixed with a positive identity, the easier it is for potential customers to come to you and your business. It is very normal for businesses owner not having enough time or energy to sell themselves. A business owners job is to sell the product and enhancing the customer’s experience as you should be. Our job is to get the customer to walk through the business owner’s door. That’s why you get a digital consultant. Align yourself with people who work for your best interest. These are the kind of people that see the same tomorrow as you and are working hard to get you there. These aren’t people that sell you candy, but rather a future and will go and bring it to you.

The future is now and tomorrow is here, are you ready?

Written by Leo Borgelin, Junior Account Manager with CYMB

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