Why Customers Buy
- Customers don’t care about buying products. They care about making progress in their lives. They buy products to assist them in making progress.
- Business customers have different priorities than consumers.
- Customers hire products both to cure pains and to experience gains.
- To create happy customers you must understand their goals and struggles in life. Learning consumer psychology will help you become an effective and empathic communicator.
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