Product

Three (3) ways to prepare business for 2026

The United States carried out its first deadly strike against an ISIS stronghold in Northern Nigeria on Christmas day. The strike signals a deepening response to insecurity, one of...

Festive economy: three (3) ways to take advantage of frenzy

Seasonal festivities are strong tools in the hands of marketing psychologists. Their logic is simple: lure laid-back, work-worn...

Four (4) strategies for managing growth in mature markets

Promote. Advertise. Push more. Sell more. Do more. All business owners share an endless drive for market growth....

Planning for 2026? Three (3) strategy trends to incorporate into planning

The year 2025 is wrapping up. In less than 40 days, the last digit numbering the year would...

Three (3) ways to strategically define your business and keep being in business

As the lines between industries blur, only businesses that can accurately define what their product or service actually...
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Festive economy: three (3) ways to take advantage of frenzy

Seasonal festivities are strong tools in the hands of marketing psychologists. Their logic is simple: lure laid-back, work-worn and bored consumers back into the...

Product innovation or renovation? Your brand need, and three (3) ways to renovate

It is important to distinguish between brand innovation and brand renovation. Understanding the difference that exists between the two product management concepts can yield...

Building brands beyond media influencers: Three (3) ways to build lasting connections, relationships

The urge to drive a brand or product through massive influencer spending continues to blind businesses to reality. Varying tiers comprising Nano, micro, macro...

Three (3) ways to build products targeted consumers can’t ignore

Market segmentation helps a business locate opportunities that the untidy competition may be missing out on. This approach lowers the risk associated with new...

Six (6) steps to finding relevance in any market

However saturated and intensely competitive a market is, every business can find its place. As Philip Kotler and Gary Armstrong, two prominent 20th-century marketing...

Shoprite’s ‘Nigerexit’: Store woes predate lockdown – Nduka Orjinmo, analyst

Giant South African retailer, Shoprite, is planning to exit the Nigerian market. The retailer which employs around 2000 Nigerians, and operates in eight cities...
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