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  1. Marketing Tips 101 - Where Can I Get Clients From? By Sue And Chuck DeFiore
    The following tips have come from a wide variety of sources; some from other successful businesses we know, some from our Home-Based and Small Business Support Group meetings and some we've developed by trial and error. Some of the ways to get clients are: contact previous employers; mailing lists; cold call your target market; attend group meetings and seminars for your target market (conventions for doctors, lawyers; computer seminars); atte…


  2. Tips for Trade Show Rentals By Rena Klingenberg
    Trade show rentals allow you more flexibility and the opportunity to change your booth with every expo if you wish. You can rent nearly any booth components, from portable pop-ups to completely custom looks.Why is it advantageous to change your displays frequently? Your customers will visit you at more than one expo to see what's new. It's important to be able to show new products or services and an updated look. If you always have the same ol…


  3. Effective List Management Can Save You Big
    Let’s talk about how to keep your postage costs down.So far you have been following my advice and mailing to the same list more than once. At some point you find lists that will produce returns continually, but you notice that you are receiving more returns than when you started mailing to those lists.You may see things like 'Undeliverable as Addressed' or 'Forwarding Order Expired.' Every time you mail to an address and that prospect has moved o…


  4. Reach Thousands of Your Prospects, Absolutely Free
    I'm big on getting maximum marketing exposure at the lowest cost possible. After all, most small business owners don't have huge marketing budgets, so finding inexpensive ways to market is a necessity.Recently I was able to get free marketing exposure for my business to 100,000 people. It was something that took an hour or two of my time and the payoff was huge. And you can do it for your business, too.It's called Public RelationsAnd it's simpler…


  5. The Newest Marketing Course By Llnado Ford
    Certainly the newest earth quaking event in Internet Marketing insider circles is the release of John Reese's  New, Traffic Secrets marketing course. I say certainly because I suppose to know what for you as Small marketer is more important. The newest study made by DoubleClick.com about how much more considered and sophisticated people became in their online shopping behavior. Or the fact that  John Reese just released his brand new marketing…


  6. Psychology of Setting Prices By Konstantin Goudkov
    Pricing is one of the four major components of marketing. Psychological pricing forms one of the key elements of demand pricing wherein the consumer demand is the main focus. The price and quality relationship that governs the central theme of the consumer market relationship is surrounded by uncertainty and gives the consumer the perception that higher the price, better the quality.The science of pricing is an art in itself. Rounding off the f…


  7. The Art Of Writing Classified Ads By Jason Morris
    The writing of good classified ads truly is an art that needs to be learned and perfected. Depending on the type of business you run, the development of a good classified ad can boost your annual sales by an average of £5,000 to £20,000 or more.You must first of all forget any notion of selling products from your classified advertisements. Instead you need to concentrate on offering free information to attract as many interested parties as po…


  8. Encouraging Contact By Martin Day
    The small time promoter has to work hard and on a shoestring to get an audience of a few hundred people to fill a venue. Flyers, word-of-mouth and media name checks are some of the tools promoters use to fill small venues or club nights. Building a loyal following from grassroots is no easy task. Considering the amount of effort that can be required to fill even the smallest of venues it is surprising that very few promoters capitalise on their…


  9. 14 Serious Mistakes of Your Tourism Brochure Marketing Strategy By David Kan
    This is a long article with many parts of interesting skills and knowledge and up to now is the best article about brochure marketing in the world; In fact, it's the first chapter of Advanced Tourism Brochure Marketing Package published by T-IM.com ; therefor, its content is also great for any businesses which have a marketing brochure.This article is so comprehensive and has 2 parts:Part 1: The first 7 serious brochure marketing mistakesPart 2…


  10. Test Your Headlines for Maximum Profits By George Dodge
    Professional copywriters do not simply write or select one headline and then hope for the best. They create a number of different headlines; often times as many as a hundred before selecting the headline they think will perform the best. But they don't stop there! Professional copywriters know that their choice will often not be the choice of the public and therefore they test their headlines in the market place. Believe it or not, even profe…


  11. Ten Crucial Questions By Paul Lemberg
    Ten Crucial Questions for Your Business Future I'm a business coach. I've worked with hundreds of small, medium and very large business, and over the course of the past eleven years, I've asked my business coaching clients endless questions which have helped them achieve much greater levels of success than they would have otherwise. While the following may not be the only ten questions -- or even THE ten questions, they are ten questions that …


  12. Catalogs are Selling Machines By Darren Hendricks
    If you've got a mailbox, you're no doubt aware of the popularity of catalogs. People love to look through catalogs, and more important, they love to buy from catalogs. But mailing catalogs can be expensive. You've got to send a lot of them out, and many of them are going to non-productive destinations-- in other words, most mailings don't just go to sure-fire customers. On the other hand, there are lots of ways to get these powerful sales tools…


  13. Why Most Marketing Videos Don't Work By Marie-Claire Ross
    Every now and then I will meet someone who has commissioned a marketing video that did not work for their company. It is a sad state of affairs and it is avoidable.Over the years, I have been given many failed corporate communications videos to watch and have found that they all suffer from one or more of the following problems.1. A poorly written scriptThis would have to be one of the most common problems. The script provides the backbone to…


  14. How to make more money from the google adsense ads on your blog
    Numerous bloggers these days are looking to earn extra cash through the google adsense ads that they post at their sites. Actually the spreading of pay-per-click ads by leading search engines in recent times to smaller sites and blogs has had a major impact on the net. Firstly it has helped to improve on the quality of content on sites as webmasters pay much closer attention to their content so as to attract the right kind of high value google ad…


  15. Logo Facts By Vukan Karadzic
    What makes one logo better than another?Simplicity.A good logo works in the simplest form. It is a memorable representation of your brand and inspires confidence in your customers. It should be fresh and original -- without visual cliches or amateur effects. A logo is well-designed when it looks as good on a business card as it does on a web page or a billboard. To be functional, a good logo must reduce well to simple black & white or grayscal…


  16. Questioning the Data of Demographic Off The Shelf Marketing Products By Lance Winslow
    I have been working on a direct mail campaign for our team in many areas and we are finding that the yellow page listings and business list CDROMS contain so many closed companies that we are spending too much on the mailings which are opened a little less because of the anthrax scare. Even customized lists are of little value. No one is keeping these lists fresh and deleting the ole data. Book of Lists are outdated as soon as they come out, CD…


  17. Small Business Marketing: Are We There Yet? By Kevin P. Dervin
    Small business marketing is not like taking a family vacation.Did anybody take a family vacation this summer? Do you have children of your own, or do you remember what it was like when you were a kid taking a trip somewhere?I can still remember the family vacations as a youngster growing up. Our famous treks across America in the family station wagon or the rented RV, when the station wagon became impractical. Now with my own family we've taken…


  18. Private Practice Marketing: 3 More Secrets I Wish I Knew When I First Started Out By Jeff Herring
    Secret #4 - Get very comfortable asking for paymentOne of the easiest ways to set this up is to have very clear explanations in your intake forms about how payment works.It's your job to train your clients how to pay you promptly. You can adopt the saying I use, that"no one leaves without leaving their payment."A significant part of this is having the words to say.For example, when a client tells me they left their wallet, purse or checkbook in…


  19. Marketing Plans that Succeed: Three Steps to Getting Noticed By Claudia Trusty
    Do you ever feel like you’re on message overload? So many commercials, ads and pop-ups you can’t tell who’s selling what anymore. Well, you’re not alone and you’re not overreacting.Today we are exposed to somewhere between 3,500 and 5,000 marketing messages a day. To put that in perspective, in the 1970’s---that far less aggressive and commercial era---consumers had a paltry 500 to 2,000 marketing messages sent their way daily. While as a cust…


  20. Postcards – Picture Perfect Promotion By Joy Gendusa
    There is a simple but almost mystical law which governs promotion and marketing and their relationship to the amount of business generated: business will come in to the degree that you get your message out, promote, let people know you are there, advertise, write to people, call people, e-mail people and generally communicate to existing or potential clients.It isn’t a fact that registers easily and it almost takes faith to follow this dictum u…



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1. Take the Test: Do Your Marketing Materials Really Grab Attention? By Nancy J. Wagner
Today’s constant bombardment of marketing messages means your materials must grab your prospects attention in the first few seconds, or your efforts are wasted.How do you know if your marketing materials will prompt prospects to keep reading? Take this simple test: hold each of your marketing pieces at arm’s length and answer the following questions:1. Got white space? If your materials look crowded, add white space by increasing the side…

2. Corporate Gifts And Souvenirs
Corporate gifts and souvenirs are a commonly used tool to show hospitality and appreciation to clients and employees alike. Often a company will give away freebies at trade shows to people who visit their booth, and employees often receive a free gift at corporate events such as company picnics. When a company is planning an event to attract new clients or to promote the products and services they offer, they often put together a gift package…

3. Marketing Strategy - Shift the Focus By Kevin P. Dervin
Most of the service providers I’ve worked for or with don’t like marketing or selling. In fact, a lot of them will say they “hate it.” At the very least, they’ll tell me they don’t think they are very good at it.If you ask them why it is they feel this way, you’re most likely to get some common responses such as:“When do I have the time? I’m busy enough as it is.”“I don’t know where to start.”“I don’t know what to do.”“I’ve tried networking, bu…

4. Small Business Marketing: 10 Steps to Help You Plan for a Successful 2006 By Debbie LaChusa
As 2005 winds down, many small business owners will find themselves naturally looking back at the past year and evaluating how well their business did. It's normal to look back at what we've accomplished and also at the long list of things we intended to do but never got around to.If business was good, that's great. But why not take steps now to make sure 2006 is even better. To make sure you actually accomplish all of your intentions so you're…