I have read the marketing problems and identified the most important ones from

my point of view. The principal problem is called Not knowing how to explain the
product or service you want to sell. Any item or service should be explained from
the customer’s perspective. 

The next one is about competition. There’s Too Much Competition. When you’re
trying to sell to everyone, your marketing message won’t be relatable to anyone.
Your customer is an individual, and speaking to their needs in a way your
competitor can’t is a surefire way to win their business.
Another point worth mentioning is problems with the price of your product.
The price of the product is essential to the success of the company and should be
perceived as “fair” by your customers. You will have to determine the price of
your product taking into account, first, your professional circumstances, and then
try to find out how much your competitors are charging for the same products.

Also don’t forget to have a marketing plan.

To create an effective marketing plan, you’ll need to know when it’s best to sell
something or another. Planning means doing things at the right time

- The next one is about Lack of Brand Image, Professional Reputation, Personal
Branding. A good professional reputation will be key to getting new customers
and doing new business. Every company has to be clearly recognized and have a
unique brand identity. 

You can attract the wrong customer.

All those people coming to you no good if they don’t need what you’re selling.
Narrowing down your buyer is a key component for converting the right types of
people into paying customers.
Some think they don’t have a big enough Marketing Budget. You Don’t Have A
Big Enough Marketing Budget
More dollars for marketing are always nice, but honestly, sometimes having a
small budget is a good thing because it forces you to get creative and only focus on
tactics that prove results.
No business survives without marketing; it doesn’t matter what you do, you will
have to work with some of the marketing actions.