Lesson№15
Marketing and sales
Meeting · ≈ 2 hr 7 min · 2024 · block 11–20

Connecting the Goal, Strategy, and Everyday Tasks in Business

The business's goal, strategy, and everyday tasks. Whether a specific action corresponds to where the business is heading.

Who it is forBusiness ownerMarketing managerProject manager
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What the lesson explores

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Does this sound like your situation?

This is for you when…

  1. A new action seems necessary because other people do it.
  2. The owner's personal wish is taken as a necessity for the company.
  3. When choosing a promotion or a new product, you lose sight of the overall strategy.
Why watch

What will become clearer

  1. How the same initiative may fit one business and not another.
  2. Why a decision about a menu or promotion begins before the choice of tool itself.
  3. How to account for a longer-term direction, beyond today's task.
From watching to applying

What to do after the lesson

01
Take an initiative you are planning to launch.
02
Compare it with the goal, strategy, and principles of that particular business.
03
Look at where the decision is driven by your personal preference and where it follows from how the work is organized.
A question about your own situation

Does this task fit the strategy, or do I simply want to do it?

The questions and actions after watching were suggested by the catalog’s editors. They are neither quotations nor the author’s original assignments.

An important distinction

A meaning to preserve

Rejecting a particular tool in one example does not turn into a ban for everyone. What matters is how the task relates to this business's goal.

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What you should know

Not a guide to running social media or a ready-made marketing plan.

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What it connects with

Editorial connections between ideas: where to turn for another perspective. These are not required prerequisites.

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Which bundles include the lesson

Lesson bundle · Marketing and salesStep 2 of 7 · stage “How a task fits the strategy”
Marketing and Sales in Business

Examine whether a particular promotion or product change is needed.

A question for yourself: Is this a business task, or my desire to use a particular tool?
Lesson bundle · Goals, time, and actionsStep 4 of 7 · stage “Task and strategy”
The Goal, Strategy, Time, and the Next Step

Examine a specific action in your business.

A question for yourself: Does it fit the strategy?
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