Love: Priceless

 In today’s Dog-eat-dog world money is critical; some perceive it as corrupt, scammed and deceiving. Whilst others argue it is the way of life and that money is compulsory. We’ve all heard the phrase, ‘Money can’t buy you happiness’ similar to what Franklin Delano Roosevelt once said, ‘ it is an unfortunate human failing that a full pocketbook often groans more loudly than an empty stomach’. Everything is about buying, selling, manufacturing, and marketing and yes its true these are all vital elements if we are to survive in this brutal world but isn’t it time to think? I have had many experiences of enterprising with Merrill Lynch, Reuters, advertising etc. One element in my life which I will never stop purchasing or selling is love. I have had many chances to gleam in this area and have risen and fell but with no mean least I am still standing today because of love from parties like family and friends and I like to think I know the tricks of the trade in making love successful.

Love can come in many different brands, logos, companies and I have recognised a few and have worked in partnership to maintain strong relationships. Also remembering the many different views of love, Psychological, Biological, Philosophical, Religious and Cultural views. No matter what is on the market, the media will always manipulate things. Many say love is free and I believe this aswell…you’d be surprised!

And considering the recession and all, that must be a bargain!

The art of buying love is quite simple, usually doing a history check on the company and making sure past records show that they have commitment, and whether or not they are financially stable does the trick. Making sure you are ready to take the product home and ensuring that it is profitable in the long run is a vital component.

Advertisement is fundamental and market research shows that enabling the customer to access free samples first, usually means they purchase more in the future. Showing the customer what he or she will be entitled to is important. Many different companies do this in various ways, physically showing the customer, emotionally explaining to the customer or simply doing nothing and believing that the customer will go and purchase or take interest in the product by fate. It is important that one is not forced to buy; this will not only have a possible negative effect on the company in the long run but will also destroy trust in both parities which is not a necessary.

Selling love is beautiful and I think in order to succeed you need to, believe in your company, have capacity, maintain stability and love-the product itself. Love is priceless something money cannot buy.