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I love the idea of "marketing for introverted nerds" (though your title is better). I am meeting a friend this afternoon who could use this tool so of course I
by gumby 4y ago
I love the idea of "marketing for introverted nerds" (though your title is better). I am meeting a friend this afternoon who could use this tool so of course I will mention it!
- bohlenlabs 4y agoCool, thanks for your encouraging words, gumby! I hope your friend will have much success with it. Should any assistance be needed, make sure you join the online community for 2quiet2market.
- esafak 4y agoI like it too; it seems to be an untapped niche. And it opens the path to solopreneurs, founders, and startups without a marketer.
- bohlenlabs 4y agoExactly. Busy, solo introverts deserve to have as much success as extroverts with a team.
- deprecative 4y agoJust don't confuse introversion for social anxiety or asocial folks. It's so annoying when folks do that.
- bohlenlabs 4y agoNo, of course not. I'm a big fan of Susan Cain's book "Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking". Introverts are not necessarily shy or anti-social – these are qualities found in extroverts and introverts alike. Introverts just need more energy when they are with other people. Extroverts even gain energy when they are with others. Given that the noisy, interruption-based marketing style does not work anymore today, introverts are perfectly skilled for marketing: The new forms of marketing that focus on helping people get their problems solved, they give introverts a big advantage. We introverts just didn't know that, I think. :-)