SMALL IS YOUR SUPERPOWER! How to Win More Customers in a Shifting Marketplace That Finally Favors You
45-90 minutes or half-day workshop Whether you’re a retailer, manufacturer, or wholesaler, shifting consumer behavior is (finally!) giving smaller businesses new leverage. Small is having its moment, and you can take advantage of it if you understand what is ...
45-90 minutes or half-day workshop
Whether you’re a retailer, manufacturer, or wholesaler, shifting consumer behavior is (finally!) giving smaller businesses new leverage. Small is having its moment, and you can take advantage of it if you understand what is getting attention and influencing today’s buyers.
Customers now discover businesses and develop trust in them in entirely new ways. This gives smaller brands more opportunities to compete using brand personality, flexibility, and strong customer relationships. More than ever, people want to know the humans behind the business. That’s your edge.
In this session, consumer behaviorist and small business champion Shawna Suckow will show you how to turn your size into your biggest advantage. You’ll discover inexpensive, manageable ways to stand out wherever you find customers: online, at events, or in your community. You’ll learn how to use Microstories™ to create connection and conversation, and give customers solid reasons to choose you even when you are not the lowest-priced option.
Your audience will be able to:
- Recognize the changes in how consumers and buyers discover, evaluate, and choose businesses, as well as the opportunities those changes create for smaller brands.
- Get better traction without breaking the bank or turning marketing into another full-time job.
- Craft Microstories™ that create emotional connections, start conversations, and make your business easier to remember.
This is perfect for:
- Small business and entrepreneur conferences.
- Association events and cooperative networks.
- Marketing and customer experience tracks.
- Audiences who are stretched thin, burned out, or stuck and need fresh strategies.