You can sell a green product, if …
January 25, 2010 by Tom Guay
The big secret to closing that sale on a green product or service? Price, price and convenience.
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The big secret to closing that sale on a green product or service? Price, price and convenience.
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How well do you understand what’s driving customers to reach for, or avoid, your green products and services?
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How well do you understand what’s driving customers to reach for, or avoid, your green products and services?
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How do your customers weigh the truthiness of your greeniness?
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Soon enough, we’ll find out if cell phone users want to buy green.
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It may get much harder to jump on the green bandwagon unless companies can prove how they measure the “greeniness” of their products and services.
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Nobody likes to reformulate a successful product. But what do you do when your customers realize that traces of toxic chemicals are in your products?
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When most of your potential customers are willing go green, but don’t buy your product, what’s the problem? What’s the disconnect?
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Oh, it sounds great: You can help protect the planet by using fluorescent lights. But there are still hazardous waste risks associated with this “green” product.
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Sure, there are lots of green opportunities ahead, but there are also the business realities. It’s still a cut-throat world out there, and only the strong will thrive.
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