By Castos
How to Simplify Your Business
In this episode, Mark looks at a bookshop (a “Shoten”) in the upscale Ginza district in Tokyo. The Morioka Shoten has mastered the art of simplifying their product offering to remove the “confusion of choice”. How can you simplify the choices available in your business? Reducing the options your customers can choose from will in turn “amplify” the selections available.
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In today’s podcast Mark explores:
- A bookstore in Japan has a completely outrageous (but successful) concept
- What is this shop really selling?
- Removing the confusion of choice
- You’re probably not selling what you think you are
- How can you simplify your choices?
- Simplifying then ‘amplifies’ those options
- What is the outcome you’re selling?
- Understand what your true product is
- How can you simplify? Curate? Reduce choices?
- What can you do to ‘amplify’? Further the experience?
- The easiest way to grow your business is to simplify it
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