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I too often hear a resounding NO to each of the questions.Sometimes, people that are not really capable for the job manage to impress on their interview and get employed. After you have spent money and time on that person, you realize you had made a big mistake employing that person. This is a very common issue these days as peopl So, let’s engage in a strategic thinking approach to identifying the barriers to your marketing success. And let’s seek an insightful identification of the barriers by asking some questions. What questions might you ask to define your marketing barriers? Here are ten (10) questions your strategic thinking business coach suggests you can use to help identify the barriers that stand between you and a successful marketing program. 1. Do you have a written strategic plan for your business with clearly defined vision, mission and goals? 2. Do you have a written strategic marketing plan for your business with an integrated marketing communications approach? 3. 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Do you have a strategic action plan with each marketing goal broken down into tasks with due dates and assigned leaders to ensure a higher probability of success in achieving those goals? 6. Do your employees realize that each one of them does marketing of some kind each and every day, although they may not recognize it as marketing? 7. Do you make strategic use of available techniques and technology in your marketing efforts? 8. Do you have and use a performance monitoring system to regularly monitor your marketing efforts and to provide feedback to your marketing team on their performance and ways to improve performance? 9. Do you have a formalized customer/prospect contact management system, using available technology, to strive for Top Of Mind Awareness (TOMA) with your clients, prospects and stakeholders? 10. Do you have any performance-based compensation tied to the successful marketing of your product and/or services?
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