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Website Design, Web Hosting
Webmaster Support Services
Webmaster Support Services
Website Design, Web Hosting
Webmaster Support Services
Webmaster Support Services
Serving most all classic web biz sites within the USA!
PO Box 27736
Prescott Valley
Arizona 86312
(928) 227-1202
Prescott Valley
Arizona 86312
(928) 227-1202
•specializing in . . .
• Web Site Design
• Web Site Hosting
• Web Site Support
• Web Site Design
• Web Site Hosting
• Web Site Support
•local custom web services for. . .
• Prescott • Cottonwood • Sedona
• Prescott Valley • Chino Valley
• and all Yavapai County, Arizona
• Prescott • Cottonwood • Sedona
• Prescott Valley • Chino Valley
• and all Yavapai County, Arizona
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A "real life" mission discovery and formulation example . . .
Here one of ours. Over 20 years ago when he was deciding what he really wanted to do next after selling a small biz that he had the opportunity to develop and work for the previous 6 years he realized he needed to take a month, to explore, re-center and get his mind clear and in a place to review and decide.
Who is your target market?
He quickly came to the realization that what he had needed the most in the previous few years was someone in the computer industry who could honestly guide him to the right hardware and software that would have saved him an immense amount of time and manual effort. But, all he had found were persons eager to just sell him whatever they had on the shelf without even looking at the unique data processing issues of his small biz.
Needs and problems are really opportunities . . .
It struck him that there could be a very solid opportunity to fill that "niche need target market" for others in a similiar situation. First with an ethical review process, then the correct products and a good followup support service. To provide to others what he had needed and could not find. He set out to learn all about computers and how to place quality software in the right work place application. It was called "vertical marketing" in those days. He worked that out into a business mission plan and statement as follows . . .
Example of a "real life" mission statement . . .
" to help small businesses find the hardware and software that best meets their needs and budget and then assist them to the best of my abilities in helping make those items do what they really need them to do."
His mission, which became his function and purpose became their reason for doing business with him as he would become their resource to resolve their computer problems.
So what is your business / website mission!
Be sure to understand and define your mission first. It is so important that it will most likely help determine the next relevant element of a successful website . . . your message.
Here one of ours. Over 20 years ago when he was deciding what he really wanted to do next after selling a small biz that he had the opportunity to develop and work for the previous 6 years he realized he needed to take a month, to explore, re-center and get his mind clear and in a place to review and decide.
Who is your target market?
He quickly came to the realization that what he had needed the most in the previous few years was someone in the computer industry who could honestly guide him to the right hardware and software that would have saved him an immense amount of time and manual effort. But, all he had found were persons eager to just sell him whatever they had on the shelf without even looking at the unique data processing issues of his small biz.
Needs and problems are really opportunities . . .
It struck him that there could be a very solid opportunity to fill that "niche need target market" for others in a similiar situation. First with an ethical review process, then the correct products and a good followup support service. To provide to others what he had needed and could not find. He set out to learn all about computers and how to place quality software in the right work place application. It was called "vertical marketing" in those days. He worked that out into a business mission plan and statement as follows . . .
Example of a "real life" mission statement . . .
" to help small businesses find the hardware and software that best meets their needs and budget and then assist them to the best of my abilities in helping make those items do what they really need them to do."
His mission, which became his function and purpose became their reason for doing business with him as he would become their resource to resolve their computer problems.
So what is your business / website mission!
Be sure to understand and define your mission first. It is so important that it will most likely help determine the next relevant element of a successful website . . . your message.
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