1. Learning from Buenos Aires: It’s Not Just the Product
While traveling with my family, I noticed a hot dog stand at a busy intersection in Buenos Aires. What makes this stand interesting is its location—right by a subway exit and next to a massive park. It wasn’t the flavor or price that kept people coming back; it was the convenience. The same idea applies to businesses: where you are, or more importantly, where your customers are, matters.
2. Finding Your Digital “Location”
In the digital world, your location could be a popular social media platform, a well-placed ad, or even a local event. Start by asking yourself: Where are my customers most likely to spend their time? Social media platforms, local events, or perhaps partnerships with other businesses? Here’s a quick guide:
- LinkedIn for professional networks
- Facebook for broader audiences
- Instagram for younger, visually-oriented users
Consider your audience and test different platforms to find the best fit.
3. Tips for Choosing Your Ideal Location
To maximize your reach, prioritize platforms and spaces where your message resonates. Here’s how to start:
- Identify Audience Hubs: Research where your customers are active.
- Experiment and Adjust: Test different channels and track engagement.
- Be Where They Are: Position your message where your customers already gather.
In marketing, just as with real estate, being in the right place at the right time can make all the difference. Assess your audience’s “location” needs, experiment with channels, and adjust based on feedback. Let your location work for you, bringing the customers to where you are ready to serve them best!