These are the dos and don’ts of using AI in your business.
There are lots of other jewelry needs, and they’re all tied to genuine emotion.
“Good enough” will never be good enough to drive consistent traffic and sales momentum.
If you don’t, you’ll spin your wheels producing lots of marketing that yields few results.
Authenticity, a focus on your clients and attention to detail can all help to differentiate your store.
And how you can do it right.
Innovative technology isn’t just for big businesses anymore.
After all, a karaoke singer singing “Crazy” won’t sound as good as Patsy Cline.
It’s not just about selling the jewelry itself; it’s about what the jewelry says about your store.
It all starts with understanding your clients and having differentiating characteristics in your store.
And if you don’t, you might as well throw your money out the window.
It means putting some time and effort into your content.
With 80% of boomers shopping online, you need to consider how they like to be spoken to.
Craft messages that target a particular audience and the reasons they would buy.
Google and other search engines are changing drastically; you may need to as well.
The money will be spent more effectively on a system that gives you a clear “sales playbook.”
Make it happen by utilizing “always-on marketing.”
It’s the ultimate goal of marketing.
Once your CRM system is set up, you can watch prospect interest increase and sales roll in.
It involves themes, dates, tactics and consistency.
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