text: Marketing doesn’t have to be hard or expensive. It just has to help you get more customers, and grow.
  Whether you want prospective customers to buy, sign up, subscribe, or even show up, the goal is to bring the customer and your product together.
  Making marketing simpler is starting with these two end points and figuring out how to best bridge this gap.
  It’s the moves and ideas that are right for you and the relationship between what you are selling and who you are selling it to.
  Our job is to work with you to figure out which steps are right for you to achieve your marketing goals.
  If you are ready to reach and connect with your audience, or you have any questions, we are here for you. Click below or email us anytime.
  Here at Clientshark our aim is to let you focus on what you do well, while we use our expertise to hunt for new business for you. We understand that there aren’t enough hours in the day for you to take on the added role of Marketing Director. This is where we want to help…
  As we have such a wide range of skills and experience, you will have everything covered in terms of marketing your business online and offline. We specialise in Online & Social Media Marketing, Direct E-mail Marketing, as well as all aspects of design, both for Web and Print.
  My mother sent me a survey the other day she needed to complete for a school project. The questions were interesting so I decided to share it to see what kind of responses I get. These kinds of discussions provide a tremendous amount of insight into our perceptions of each other and what we think is important. I hope you enjoy answering these as much as I did. Feel free to invite as many people as you would like to participate. I look forward to your answers!
  Hopefully the questions don’t sound too much like an assignment. Remember to go with your first response, not what you think others would want you to say. Enjoy!
  1. Because we come from very different points of view. Our priorities and drives are sourced differently.
  3. It is inborn, or at least developmentally natural. Chauvinism (male, female, racial, cultural) is normal, and families must work with children to grow past it. As we get older, it’s up to us to consciously do so.
  4. I think there’s a point in our childhood when we have an ideal learning window, but there is so much to learn about relating, the process never really ends.
  5. Yes. There are more tools than ever for consciously relating, and reaching out past differences. I love NVC!
  1. Because of natural point of view differences. Men come from a place of logic and Women come from an emotional place. Neither is better or worse than the other, they are just different.
  3. I think it is somewhat inborn, but it can be worked to a point of being a real asset if both sides choose to use the positives of each others perspective.
  4. I think so, but then again the earlier you learn the differences and how to use them to each ones advantage, the better.
  5. Depends on the individuals involved and if they both are willing to work towards the solution and the greatness that is to be learned from one another.