Staying Profitable Over Time
To stay profitable over time, look beyond your customer and consider your contribution to the value of the final product. Even if your customer does not recognize it, you should meet the opportunity and innovate to offer your customer an upper hand.
If you make your customers thrive, your business thrives. The key is to think about the consumer whether or not you serve them directly.
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