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Why? When your business has a curious attitude, they have the capability to stop chasing trends and start addressing its customers' deepest desires. In this episode, we'll discuss how you can incorporate curiosity into your business to develop better products and guide your marketing message.
Related Episode: Curiosity and Imperfect Action
Related blog post: 3 Ways to Make Curiosity a Priority
You need to start paying attention to the signals and listen to what it is that people need, because it changes. — Jen
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When people are like, I didn't like this about your product. We can take it personally or we can get that curiosity tool out and we can bang around with it and say, what's wrong with this? Why didn't it work? What can I fix? What can I make different so that people understand it better and so that it's more effective? — Shelley
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More headwinds for Elon Musk after his hostile Twitter takeover. It's not time to leave Twitter, but you need to continue to monitor it.
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StreamYard adds webinar functionality.
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If you have a question, software, or something you want us to cover, email us at hello@womenconquerbiz.com
“Let us prepare our minds as if we’d come to the very end of life. Let us postpone nothing. Let us balance life’s books each day. . . . The one who puts the finishing touches on their life each day is never short of time.” —SENECA
If I lived today as if it were my last, what would I do?
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Want to make better products? Get your marketing message on point? Curiosity has the power to change everything — for the better. It drives invention, innovation, and discovery. It is the driving force behind progress.
Why? When your business has a curious attitude, they have the capability to stop chasing trends and start addressing its customers' deepest desires. In this episode, we'll discuss how you can incorporate curiosity into your business to develop better products and guide your marketing message.
Related Episode: Curiosity and Imperfect Action
Related blog post: 3 Ways to Make Curiosity a Priority
You need to start paying attention to the signals and listen to what it is that people need, because it changes. — Jen
page.com/gaps?ref=womenconquerbiz.com">Marketing Self-Assessment | Women Conquer Business
When people are like, I didn't like this about your product. We can take it personally or we can get that curiosity tool out and we can bang around with it and say, what's wrong with this? Why didn't it work? What can I fix? What can I make different so that people understand it better and so that it's more effective? — Shelley
Content Consistency Framework and Schedule
More headwinds for Elon Musk after his hostile Twitter takeover. It's not time to leave Twitter, but you need to continue to monitor it.
Source:
StreamYard adds webinar functionality.
Our Take: StreamYard is awesome and stable. If you're doing webinars, consider using StreamYard (its introductory pricing is great).
If you have a question, software, or something you want us to cover, email us at hello@womenconquerbiz.com
“Let us prepare our minds as if we’d come to the very end of life. Let us postpone nothing. Let us balance life’s books each day. . . . The one who puts the finishing touches on their life each day is never short of time.” —SENECA
If I lived today as if it were my last, what would I do?
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Connect with Jen
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