Youtility (Review and Analysis of Baer's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Jay Baer's book "Youtility" explains that for a business or a company to stand out in today’s information overloaded marketplace, there are only two ways to pull that off: be amazing or be useful. This summary highlights that “Youtility” is the art of providing customers with massive amounts of free and useful information so that when they need to buy something, they wouldn’t dream of going to someone else.
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To learn more, read "Youtility" and discover the key to creating long-term trust between your company and your customers.
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MAIN IDEA
If you genuinely want your business or your company to stand out in today’s information overloaded marketplace, there are really only two ways to pull that off:
Youtility
can be defined as the art of providing customers with massive amounts of free and useful information so that when they need to buy something, they wouldn’t dream of going to someone else. Or simply put, you help them so much now by providing useful stuff that prospective customers feel compelled to buy from you in the future. Rather than focusing on making a sale immediately, you invest in creating a future customer for life.
Youtility is marketing upside down. Instead of marketing that’s needed by companies, Youtility is marketing that’s wanted by customers. Youtility is massively useful information, provided for free, that creates long-term trust and kinship between your company and your customers. The difference between helping and selling is just two letters. But those two letters now make all the difference.
– Jay Baer
The way customers gather information about companies and make purchase decisions has changed. Consumers’ time and attention has never been more scarce, and their suspicion of lazy interruption marketing has never been more acute. In this climate, Youtility is not an option. It’s a necessity. If you sell something, you make a customer today; if you help someone, you make a customer for life.
– Jay Baer
About the Author
JAY BAER is president of Convince & Convert, a social media and content marketing firm. He consults with more than 700 brands (including