316 | Why Customers Change Minds with Bobby Moesta

316 | Why Customers Change Minds with Bobby Moesta

Customers don’t switch brands easily. When they do, it’s typically because of a struggling moment that makes staying with the status quo harder than making a change.

In this episode of The Brand Master Podcast, Bobby Moesta reveals how identifying those moments can create the perfect side road from your competitors to your brand — and how the next wave of customer demand can often be found in the struggles your market hasn’t encountered yet.


You’ll learn:

  • Identify the “struggling moments” that actually cause customers to switch
  • Position your brand around the moments competitors overlook
  • Anticipate future demand by uncovering the struggles every new innovation creates
  • Rethink product roadmaps around what customers will need rather than what you can build
  • Understand why thinking deeper and caring more will become increasingly valuable in the age of AI

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308 | How Smart Brands Are Getting AI to Recommend Them (AI Governance Framework) with Allan Martinez

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