Why Farming Is the Lifeblood of Any Business (BK051) – A5 Paperback Book

R395.00 (incl. VAT)

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Written in easy-to-understand language, this South African book appeals to people from various backgrounds and educational levels, from your average person to the CEO running a big company, adding some unique local flavour to it.

This book uses high-quality paper, making the visual illustrations in the book engaging and instructive.

  • 170 pages
  • High-quality paper
  • A5 size
  • 5 to 10 days delivery in South Africa

 

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Description

 

Most businesses pour their energy into chasing new customers, yet overlook the richest opportunity they already have: the people who trust them today. Sustainable growth doesn’t come only from hunting for new clients. It comes from farming – deepening relationships and introducing new products and services to customers who already believe in your value.

Why Farming Is the Lifeblood of Any Business reframes growth through a powerful business metaphor. In this book, Khomotso Bopape, an Accredited Text Editor (English), Best Business Economics Student in Gauteng Province During Matric Year, International Poet of Merit (2004), University of Pretoria Graduate, and Chief Editor at Let’s Edit, shows why the smartest companies don’t just acquire customers; they cultivate them. Let’s Edit is an academic editing company with deep insight into strategy, customer relationships, and long-term business success.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

• Turn existing customers into loyal, repeat buyers
• Introduce new offerings without sounding pushy or sales-driven
• Increase revenue while reducing marketing costs
• Build trust that makes cross-selling and upselling natural
• Create lifetime customer value instead of once-off transactions
• Grow steadily, even in competitive and uncertain markets

Practical, insightful, and results-focused, this book helps you shift from constantly chasing new leads to building a stronger, more profitable business by farming the relationships you already have.

The strongest businesses don’t grow by running faster; they grow by growing deeper.