Short spoken clip (YouTube Short) by Mark Evans DM emphasizing that in some markets—like during the coronavirus pandemic—product availability and mass awareness can be more important than persuasive marketing or salesmanship. The speaker repeats the slogan “Always be marketing” and contrasts product awareness versus marketing skill using the example of toilet paper sales during COVID-19.
What questions do you have? Dina Drea's ticked off or Mark, you want some sleep pills? What do you want? This is what happens when you start drinking a little too early. We're always be marketing a b. M. Always be marketing. You don't have to close if you have a great product with what's going on in the coronavirus. You didn't have to be a great marketer to sell toilet paper during the coronavirus. You just had to have product awareness, massive awareness product and provide the service. You didn't have to be good, you just had to have the product.
