Elevate Your Solutions to Customer Focus

Ready to align your B2B solution with customer needs and outpace the competition? Follow these 7 steps to create an offer that resonates and delivers outstanding results.

Dminor Studio Newsletter

October 23th, 2024

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In today’s issue:

  • How to Transform Your B2B Solution into a Customer-Centric Offer

  • Frameworks to Fuel Growth: Marketing's Best-Kept Secrets

  • Beyond the QR Code: Innovative Tactics to Boost Your WeChat Following

  • And more….

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👨‍💻 MY PICK FOR THE US MARKET

Why it matters: An invaluable cheat sheet for crafting a winning marketing strategy or plan.

Why it matters: A step-by-step guide to identifying influencers—a common challenge for many B2B companies.

Why it matters: Milestone marketing can significantly boost promotion and build trust when executed effectively.

🧙‍♂️ MY PICK FOR THE CHINA MARKET

Why it matters: Content is king, but the real gold is in your followers.

Why it matters: China has recently emerged as the country with the most coffee shops globally, surpassing the United States. Ride the wave!

Why it matters: While the market changes rapidly, keeping up with new marketing trends is crucial.

📖 DEEP DIVE 

How to Transform Your B2B Solution into a Customer-Centric Offer

Ready to align your B2B solution with customer needs and outpace the competition?

Follow these 7 steps to create an offer that resonates and delivers outstanding results:

  1. Talk to customers and find out what problems they have.

  • Listen actively and take detailed notes during conversations.

  • Understanding their pain points is crucial for tailoring your solution.

  1. Ensure your solution can fix those problems.

  • Map your solution's features directly to customer needs.

  • Highlight any unique benefits that differentiate your offering.

  1. Write down why your solution is better from their perspective.

  • Use customer-centric language and avoid jargon.

  • Focus on tangible benefits like cost savings or efficiency gains.

  1. Talk to 10 potential customers with the same problems.

  • Gather diverse opinions to cover different perspectives.

  • Test your messaging and adjust based on feedback.

  1. If they like your solution, sell it to them and ask why.

  • Probe to understand which aspects resonated most.

  • Capture testimonials or case studies for future use.

  1.  If they don't, ask why.

  • Approach feedback constructively and look for patterns.

  • Use this as an opportunity to build rapport and trust.

  1. Revise your offer based on what customers say.

  • Be willing to pivot or iterate on your solution.

  • Treat this as an ongoing process for continuous improvement.

Conclusion

These steps ensure your B2B solution aligns with customer needs and stands out in the market.

By consistently refining your offer, you'll build solutions that solve problems and exceed customer expectations.

Remember. Even the best B2B marketing campaigns won’t help if your offering can’t resonate with customers.

❤️  MY PERSONAL FAVORITE

My thoughts: This book teaches the most powerful internet writing skills. Plus, an easy-to-read book.

My experience: This heartwarming animated movie features stunning hand-painted visuals, appealing to all ages—especially those who love robots and animals.

Before you go: Here are 2 ways I can help

  1. B2B Digital Marketing Solution — We help B2B companies grow business through proven B2B digital marketing approaches.

  2. China B2B Digital Marketing Solution — We use China-specific digital marketing approaches to help B2B companies grow in China market.

Until next time,

Stephen Tseng

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