Reshaping your business with Strategic Innovation

Providing more value than anyone else, looking for ways to deliver more, new, better
is simply not enough anymore to stay ahead of the competition. Now you need to be always one step ahead!

Combine competitive edge + advertising => you might well be on your way to SUCCESS!

Here are a few questions you can ask yourself & your team for Strategic Innovation:

What people need that they don't even know they need?
What business are you REALLY IN ???
Why are we really successful?
Who are customers really?
What are they really buying ?? more than just the products/services (community? legacy? an identity?...)
What identity do you want your clients to associate you to your business ?
Who do they become by doing business with you ?
How do you differentiate yourself

Don't be afraid to change the rules of the game. Create a trend. Be a leader who is ahead of a trend or at least on the trend (be the first, become branded). Become the innovator.

You can also try to implement new ways of doing things to generate Strategic Innovation thinking and creation:

1/ get new voices: will create innovation to occur
Proximity is power (constantly)
>>> Focus group with new staff or existing customers ?

2/new questions will bring >>> new answers
Ask the ONE question your potential ask themselves
Questions control the way we think

3/New perspective when in a NEW ENVIRONMENT

4/ New passions, New experiments

I delivered a talk at Wellfinity event in London, Gilmnoora House on this subject. Here is the LINK of the video > HERE

And once you have it figured out > TEST IT! Without testing it it will only stay an idea or a concept... 1.2.3 > ACTION!

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