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What Makes a Remarkable Marketing Strategy?

It involves a lot of strategic risks and a lot of backed-up science.

Benjamin Watkins
4 min readSep 30, 2019
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A lot of businesses don’t like marketers. That’s the truth.

Many businesses believe:

1. They can do it themselves.

2. They don’t want the risk that a marketing agency brings.

3. They don’t understand marketing so they don’t use it.

But who’s fault is this? I believe it lies in bad marketers.

Bad marketers don’t clearly articulate a marketing strategy for a business. They don’t clearly identify a problem and a solution. Most of all, they try to achieve a solution that’s profit-first rather than customer-first.

A marketing strategy clearly needs to be better explained to businesses. These businesses need to understand the return of investment, but more importantly, how a solution benefits their customers.

What businesses earn is just a byproduct of the solution they are providing.

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Marketing strategies are guided by business goals.

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Benjamin Watkins
Benjamin Watkins

Written by Benjamin Watkins

Founder of ThisIsCopy.com | Health Tech Copywriter | Copywriting examples at https://laviebenrose.substack.com/. Dad of five adventurous kids..

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