Once you’re secure in your goals and values, you have to look at how you’re going to accomplish your goals wearing those values.
You need a strategic plan to create systems, policies and procedures that factor in not only your values, but also things like:
- your competition
- your market potential
- your limiting factors
- assets you may not be leveraging
- blind spots
- human resources
If your goals are realistic, and your values are true, the strength of your strategic plan will ultimately determine the strength of your brand.
We lead new clients through a 5-point diagnostic process called The Uncovery that plots the course from little X to big X.
Do you have a clear path to where you want to go? Without one, horrific amounts of money can be wasted… your money.
And that would kinda suck, wouldn’t it?
It doesn’t have to kinda suck… contact Miles & Company today to learn more about our five-point process that’s grown clients across the US and Canada by double and triple-digit percentages.
Here are some of the most popular strategic planning posts on our blog, The Daily Blur:
- Strategic Planning Made Simple(r)
- When You Don’t Have All The Answers
- 10 Questions You Must Ask Your Employees
- Little X. Big X.
- Reverse Engineering
- The Same Page
- A Business Lesson From Moses
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Once you’ve got your strategic plan in place, it’s time to focus on amping up your customer experience.
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