Archive for Category: Buyer behaviour

Handle historical injustices by owning them

Caused by you or another seller, deliberately or not, it doesn’t matter. Handle historical injustices by owning them Historical injustice is a past moral wrong committed by people, now dead, that has a lasting impact on the well-being of people in present day. In Kenya, we are more familiar with the term in relation to

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To alleviate Nairobi congestion, sell to the end-user

To begin with, Nairobi is congested and all we have gotten for solutions are quick-fixes, just as quickly withdrawn. While the experts ponder viable options, plus being a concerned citizen, here’s my two cents on solving the dilemma. By-pass the middleman and focus on the end-user Next, for decades, banks had stubbornly positioned themselves as

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How to overcome buyer excuses for not buying in January

Sales people that buy into this, “Bado mapema” mantra struggle with jumpstarting their selling batteries, the more post their holidaying. Buyers have the luxury of excuses for not getting into the thick of (business) things in January but you don’t. The favourite ones include, “Bado mapema, boss” (It’s still too early in the year) and

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How exams results’ queries rhyme with buyer behaviour

In many ways the obsession with total marks and not how they were arrived at, is reminiscent of how buyer’s buy-selectively. “What did he get?” This question was asked by millions of Kenyans last week immediately after the results for the national examination (KCPE) were announced. The expected response to a child’s performance in the

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