Beat The Big Guys By Being Small
The original content is from Tom Peters, but I like John Moore's formatting better.
I've long believed that big success could be more easily attained in small business. Tom and John would seem to agree, as they posted this 16-point manifesto for microcorps to beat the bejeezus out of the big guys way back in 2005.
My favorites from the list are:
#1: Niche Aimed
Never try to be all things to all people. You can ask my friend Susan Friedmann for some great ideas on niche-focusing.
#3: Dramatically Different
Being significantly different within your community, your industry, etc. should be obvious, but this is where most companies (big and small) fall short.
#5: Emotionally Bond with Clients/Vendors
Treat your customers and suppliers like family -- maybe even better than family. Connect with their passions and find an alignment within your company's services and products that appeal and feed that passion.
John Moore created a great video primer on these techniques and called it "Jumbo Shrimp Marketing" -- I've embedded the video below.







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Posted by: Mark Johnson | November 26, 2007 at 04:38 AM