Zero knowledge and the key to simple marketing communications – MAF172 Roger The key to simple marketing is to assume your customer knows nothing. And bizarrely enough the latest revamp of TV’s Who Wants to be a Millionaire provided a perfect example of this. Welcome to episode 172 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast. What you’ll hear about in this episode How your own knowledge can stop you keeping things simple The three rules for simple marketing communications Why assuming your customer knows nothing is key Where on Earth is Mallorca? If you enjoyed – Zero knowledge and the key to simple marketing communications – please leave a comment or a review on iTunes. And if you know anyone who would enjoy the show – please share it with them. You can use the buttons below to share on social media. Don’t miss an episode of the MAF Podcast – subscribe now. Please share!LinkedInTwitterFacebookPinterestEmailWhatsAppTelegramLike this:Like Loading... Related
Zero knowledge and the key to simple marketing communications – MAF172
RogerThe key to simple marketing is to assume your customer knows nothing.
And bizarrely enough the latest revamp of TV’s Who Wants to be a Millionaire provided a perfect example of this.
Welcome to episode 172 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast.
What you’ll hear about in this episode
If you enjoyed – Zero knowledge and the key to simple marketing communications – please leave a comment or a review on iTunes.
And if you know anyone who would enjoy the show – please share it with them. You can use the buttons below to share on social media.
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