Are we just so mesmerized by the glitz and glam of the coolest, latest and greatest flavor of the day that we’ve become oblivious to basic principles of marketing? In today’s Vertical Search column, “What’s In Your Travel Tool Bag? – Part 2,” travel search expert Elisabeth Osmeloski urges a return to basics: creating a product that fulfills a specific need, is well positioned against its competition, is priced appropriately, and is promoted within the right context.
SEW Experts: What’s In Your Travel Tool Bag? – Part 2
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