Post by account_disabled on Dec 9, 2023 5:47:24 GMT
There is no communication when only the customer-reader speaks. Why don't publishing companies even respond to emails? It is by understanding the needs of customer-readers - the people who make the difference - that a publishing company can study new sales strategies and embrace new tools and new technologies. The role of the publisher-company is not just to receive money from the customer-reader. Money is an exchange: money for a book-product.
Customer readers also want to talk. Conversation stimulates creativity. If publishing companies conversed more with customer-readers - or rather, if they Phone Number Data conversed - there would be involvement, interaction, sharing. Growth. The growth of a publishing company leads to the growth of its customer-readers. It's a vicious circle that will make history. But only those who have courage grow. Those who thirst for adventure. Who is ready to get involved. Who knows how to admit they were wrong. Publishing companies must stop thinking in just one dimension. It's the age of 3D.
Customer readers want three-dimensional conversations. They want to talk about the book product directly with the publisher company that placed it on the market. It's no longer enough to talk to each other. Writers are also prone to these conversations. They want to understand publishing companies. Talk to someone other than an email or mailing address. In the age of the internet it is simply ridiculous that communities of discussions are not created between companies-publishers and customers-readers. A discussion community goes beyond the company blog.
Customer readers also want to talk. Conversation stimulates creativity. If publishing companies conversed more with customer-readers - or rather, if they Phone Number Data conversed - there would be involvement, interaction, sharing. Growth. The growth of a publishing company leads to the growth of its customer-readers. It's a vicious circle that will make history. But only those who have courage grow. Those who thirst for adventure. Who is ready to get involved. Who knows how to admit they were wrong. Publishing companies must stop thinking in just one dimension. It's the age of 3D.
Customer readers want three-dimensional conversations. They want to talk about the book product directly with the publisher company that placed it on the market. It's no longer enough to talk to each other. Writers are also prone to these conversations. They want to understand publishing companies. Talk to someone other than an email or mailing address. In the age of the internet it is simply ridiculous that communities of discussions are not created between companies-publishers and customers-readers. A discussion community goes beyond the company blog.