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Let go of the old...try new strategies
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Bikky Khosla | 27 Apr, 2010
In business it's very important to let go of old strategies and try new things to beat competition in the market. I have seen several small and medium enterprises (SMEs) holding on to their old marketing strategies, underestimating the fact that the market realities today have changed considerably.
While it's understandable that strategies that had once brought in profits for a company are hard to be shelved, nevertheless, it is of utmost importance to keep up with the changing market dynamics and make adjustments in the strategies accordingly.
For instance, a couple of decades back, if we had to do business with a buyer sitting in another country we would either have to go and meet him or he would have to come to meet us - expensive and time consuming. In addition if the deal didn't work out, the entire process was just a wasted exercise. Would you now adopt the same method? Probably not! With the advent of the internet and B2B portals, things are more streamlined, fast and convenient, not to forget less expensive too!
Having said that, when a company comes out with a new marketing strategy, it should invariably integrate the company's marketing goals, policies, and tactics into a cohesive whole, which will allow the company to carry out its mission not only efficiently, but also effectively. As in psychology, if the company is considering the Win-Stay, Lose-Switch theory, then it also means that it will get the same returns and will remain in the same position. So it is very important to try something new. Invariably the goal of marketing is to win. So it is best not to get stuck with the same marketing strategy if your current strategy isn't working. Analyse what makes a particular strategy click and monitor constantly, while paying attention to results vis-a-vis investment on the strategy.
Meanwhile, taking cue from the same, we have changed too so that we can give our readers more. Our new-look comprehensive newsletter with easily navigable sections will provide you with all the information you need to keep your business in perfect shape. We have changed so that you can profit from it. Do send us your feedback on what you think about it.
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Let go of the old...try new strategies
Srinivas Subramaniam | Thu May 13 08:06:12 2010
Good article. Every entreprenuer needs to understand his/her business and device innovative strategies. Management books and examples of the past referred in books can kick start our thinking process.We can evolve new innovations in marketing that will suit our business model and grow our business in the current competetive business world .
I Agree to your Point
ANUPMA SANCHA | Mon May 10 14:05:48 2010
Well,Being a Post graduate in Business Management,I have studied making strategies but when you come to the real market you have to be consistently innovating and keep your knowledge of the money market & polices to have a Happpy day!
Yeah Internet and B@B portals are the best networking where info is shared in seconds and deals made.
Longing to see good future for buddind entrepreneurs like me
Best Wishes
Anupma Sancha
COMMENT
K.M.KUMAR | Thu Apr 29 12:08:03 2010
Regular reader of your article .Articles are inspiring,hard fact,we are going through this type of issues daily.Business effectiveness has become more important than efficiency.
HI
1324 | Wed Apr 28 04:12:38 2010
Its very nice to go through your articles.....This article was also good but if it would have had some more examples how to try new strategies it would have been better........
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Re: HI
Chandra M | Thu Apr 29 08:56:39 2010
I wish some one in our govt. reads your article and allows changes in the labour laws. See the changes in China and the resultant scorching growth inturn eleminating poverty. No enterpreneur can take his wealth to heven with him.
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CHANGE IN BUSINESS STRETEGY
y p keshary | Wed Apr 28 02:55:30 2010
i AM GLAD TO GO THROUGH YOUR A
ADITORIAL ON ABOVE SUBJECT.
I wonder how it applies to new business seeking person.
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Re: CHANGE IN BUSINESS STRETEGY
peter | Wed Apr 28 05:52:49 2010
the biggest problem with india is trusting the companies
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