Now you can invest in word of mouth
We had a Christmas tree farm. Every year my dad ran a raffle for a dinner. The ticket asked one question: how did you hear about us? About 80% said word of mouth.
Each year he chose where to spend on ads: the Ingersoll Times, the London Free Press, or the radio. And each year he'd say, "It's too bad you can't invest in word of mouth."
The Ingersoll Times is gone now. It closed in 2018. The way people find a business has changed with it.
Today, word of mouth runs through a search bar or an AI. When someone asks for a good florist nearby, AI doesn't show a list of web pages. It picks a few names, based on what it can find about you online.
So now you can invest in word of mouth. It starts with your digital storefront.