Today, Endless Customers is used by thousands of companies around the world. Both B2B and B2C companies in retail, manufacturing, software, healthcare, real estate and many other industries.
Endless Customers is based on a simple idea: well-informed prospects become happier and better customers. So when your prospects ask questions, you need to answer them openly and honestly on your website.
When we shift our focus to educating our prospects, and communicating openly and honestly about our products and services (even when uncomfortable, such as with prices and cons), the following happens:
Endless Customers teaches you how to create the right content. Both written content and videos.
The framework also helps you organize that content in such a way that your (potential) customers can easily consume the content. And it ensures that your sales team can use the content in the sales process and increase 'close rates'.
When you implement Endless Customers in your business, you will see a huge increase in your organic traffic, get more and better leads, and see sustained revenue growth.
Endless Customers aligns your marketing and sales teams and enables them to work together toward common goals. With the goal of positioning your company as the trusted advisor in your market. They Endless Customers is the sustainable growth plan for your business.
Is Endless Customers the right approach for your business?
In this video, Daan Schmidt helps you assess whether Endless Customers is the right fit for you and your business.

When you implement Endless Customers in your business:
Why Endless Customers works
The 10 core concepts of Endless Customers

The birth of
Endless Customers
In 2008, Marcus Sheridan's pool company was on the brink of collapse. The financial crisis hit hard. Buyers became nervous and started canceling their pool orders en masse. It seemed like Marcus's company wouldn't make it.
But Marcus heard about inbound marketing and decided to take matters into his own hands. He began answering customer questions openly and honestly on his website.
Every night after work, he wrote detailed and transparent answers to every common question, concern or problem from potential customers. Soon this content was driving more visitors to the website.
Then his salespeople started using this content in their contact with prospects. Potential customers from far and wide found their way to River Pools' website, attracted by Marcus' clarity and courage. And so Endless Customers was born.
Now, years later, Marcus preaches the Endless Customers philosophyto businesses around the world. He has also written the bestseller They Ask, You Answer , the third edition of which has now been published under the name Endless Customers.
Thousands of companies worldwide use this framework, which starts with a simple principle: If you care about your customer's questions and their problems and concerns, and if you educate your customer and inspire trust, they will buy from you. Because ultimately, trust is the basis for all relationships, including business.






