Why Educated Consumers are Better Customers
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Why Educated Consumers Make Better Customers
Educated consumers are invaluable assets to any business. A colleague once asked why we allocate so much of our marketing budget toward consumer education. The answer is simple: informed consumers are, indeed, superior customers.
The Advantages of Educated Consumers
Reduced Need for Technical Support
Educated consumers require less technical assistance, significantly lowering overhead costs. Often, these knowledgeable individuals contribute to the community by helping others in forums, newsgroups, or user groups. This peer-to-peer support fosters a community of happy and supportive customers.Easier Sales Process
Customers who understand the technology and its benefits find it easier to see the value in a product. When they recognize that a solution saves time or increases efficiency, cost becomes a secondary concern. This understanding facilitates smoother sales.Realistic Expectations
When we started in 1996, consumer ignorance often led to unrealistic expectations, with customers anticipating miracles beyond the software’s capabilities. Informed consumers develop realistic expectations about what products can achieve, leading to greater satisfaction.Methods of Consumer Education
1. Articles
Well-crafted articles not only advance understanding but also position the writer as an industry expert. [Example](http://www.feedforall.com/newsletter.htm)
2. White Papers
These documents provide real-world examples of how technology solves problems and saves time, showcasing its effectiveness. [Example](http://www.notepage.net/whitepapers.htm)
3. PowerPoint Demonstrations
Presentations not only aid in user education but also serve as tools for User Groups to spread awareness and educate potential users.
Ultimately, educated consumers lead to happier, more satisfied, and supportive customers. Ignorance often breeds unrealistic expectations and dissatisfaction, while education fosters long-term happiness and customer loyalty.
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