Too many cooks spoil the broth – so goes an adage that
highlights the importance of collaboration. Fortunately these cooks are now
collaborating with the common purpose of making the broth as unique as possible.
Why? It is because of the fact that time has changed and a change in every
sphere of our activities therefore has become inevitable.
How working together
contributes to success?
Workings together certainly build trust that lasts and
succeeds. There are innumerable examples around the world that have vouched for
the fact. On the contrary if you don’t take your people into confidence and
work together for attaining the common goal you can never achieve success in
the long run, though you can have some success in the short run.
Look at the history of Mughal emperors in India. You will agree
to the fact that Akbar’s secular approach and the habit of taking his people along
for the good of his empire yielded favorably to the growth and dominance of himself
and the successive Mughal emperors in India. On the contrary Aurangzeb’s
distrust in everyone and non-delegation of authority yielded to the killings of
his own brothers alongside confining his father Shah Jahan. The Mughal Empire
in consequence short lived post the demise of Aurangzeb.
Here you can have an interesting reading on the same.
Browse the link https://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/History/Mughals/Aurang.html
for your knowledge and reference.
Working together –
the modern perspective:
Now coming back to the terms of modern day living and
succeeding in business you have to heavily bank on the ethics of working as a
team for achieving your set organizational goals. There’s no scope for second
thought on this given the cutthroat competition in the worldwide market.
Moreover, such a practice of collaboration works favorably within the ambit of the
economies of scale. Mind that economies of scale through collaboration are no
mean achievement; it can rather be the biggest differentiator in the matters of
your pricing as well as success.
How does pricing affect
your business?
Collaboration always pays so goes with the element of price
in your marketing mix. It always plays a pivotal role there for your success. According
to Dr. Philip Kotler there are 4 Ps of marketing that are responsible for your
marketing success; namely product, price, place and promotion. You will be
deprived of the sweet success unless your pricing is right vis-à-vis the TG
(Target Group) over and above the fact of all other elements in the marketing
mix like product, place and promotion are doing their jobs fine.
In nutshell success in your business is essentially gets
determined by the effective use of the elements in your marketing mix alongside
your style of working like bureaucratic, autocratic or otherwise. Listen to
your peers and colleagues before it’s too late for the good of your business.
Is working together aka
collaboration necessary for you as a niche marketer?
My answer to your query is a big ‘Y E S’. Because it helps
you stay grounded in the matters of your customers’ need and preferences and works
in the best interest of your business.
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