Every business should reflect market needs over personal tastes of the business owner. B

[Kross]

There are many business owners that try to impose their personal tastes on the identity of the business.

While that is good for business owners that are highly motivated, market needs should trump owner's taste in creating identity for the business.

 

[eLdavis]

You are right, at the end of the day, your taste should be about your customer's need rather than your personal taste.

 

[Nomad]

That's very true. You should look into demand and supply of the product in the market before starting a business.

 

[Trush Jodie]

No business is being ran to satisfy the whims of the business owner. It is more about satisfying the desire of the market it serves.

 

[neku]

If the threat of a hostile takeover are very high, the business owner has the right to do whatever he or she wishes to reduce the threat.

 

[Augusta]

Customer-oriented companies understand that the business won't thrive unless it consistently improves customer focus. It's a way of thinking that aligns your business goals with your customers' goals.

 

[kit_hung]

No business is being ran to satisfy the whims of the business owner. It is more about satisfying the desire of the market it serves.

I don't run business for my own pleasure but rather I play with desires of the market I serve now. So I know how to satisfy customers and make profits that will take me far in this business game.

 

[Min George]

No matter how much good intentions a business owner has for the business, it must be able to stimulate sales and profitability.

 

[Augusta]

Yes, brands should create a strong competitive product that aligns with consumer values, builds loyalty, grows a more positive brand perception for repeat purchases.