Make Products for Your Customers, don't find customers for your products, said Set Godin in his post first organize 1,000. This is an incredible insight for anyone that wants to attract fans on the web. I think the fine disticntion there is the word fan. When you have a fan you think of someone that is passionate about your product, goes out of the way to tell everyone about your product. And why is this fas so fanatical? Becuase you create a product that he loves and he knows you love him.
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You have shared very useful information which has added a lot to my knowledge on marketing. Thanks!!
Posted by: Mojoblast | December 03, 2010 at 12:38 AM