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- Top 5 Design Tips to Create Eye-Catching Marketing Materials By Sara Pedersen
Great graphic design looks effortless, but it requires
lots of attention to details. Think back to an
eye-catching advertisement, publication, or flyer you
saw recently. Do you remember why you liked it?
Perhaps it was something specific like the use of a
cool graphic or font. Or, more likely, the layout and
the words worked together to create an
eye-appealing, memorable message that you're still
thinking about today.A lot of thought, m…
- Relationship Marketing: 10 Tips for Keeping Clients Happy By Debbie LaChusa
You've probably heard the saying "It's easier to keep an existing
customer than to get a new one."Well, it's more than just a saying, it's true.That's why you want to take very good care of your current
clients or customers and do whatever you can to give them
lots of reasons and opportunity to buy from you over and over again.Who wants to constantly be out there pounding the pavement
looking for new clients and customers? That's a lot of w…
- Roping In Loyal Customers While Making An Extra Profit! By Shawn Casey
You've probably bought a book or two at one of the major chain bookstores. When you're checking out, you get asked if you have the "discount card."
The card is not free. It usually cost 10 bucks or so.
But you get a 10% discount on most of your future purchases so it always seem like a good deal to me. If I buy at least a hundred dollars worth of stuff in the next 12 months, I'm at breakeven. If I spend 200, I've saved an extra $10.
Unfortun…
- Take the Logo Litmus Test By Maya Sunpongco
Here is your C.I.T.T. (pronounced "kit")[Color • Illustrate• Type • Test]COLOR. Color plays a major role in influencing particular moods and feelings about your company. Don’t believe me? Look at Dove™ soap. You’ll find the shampoo bottles are white. White conveys purity, simplicity and a sense of cleanliness. It's strategic and makes sense doesn’t it?! Have you noticed that you can associate an industry by its color? Blue is a popular color …
- The 5 Musts of Marketing By Helaine Iris
For most of the small business owners I work with, marketing has become the equivalent of a four-letter word. Inevitably, when I ask the question, "Do you have a marketing plan?" or "What marketing activities do you engage in?" I get the full gamut of responses from the proverbial deer in the headlights stare, to a vociferous, "I hate marketing, it's the least favorite part of my business!"After years of witnessing this reaction, and learning a…
- Stretching The String: Five Tips To Maximize Your Marketing When You Are On A Shoe String Budget By Tresaca Hamilton
"I know I need to market my business in order to
grow my business, but right now I can't afford it."I have heard this statement numerous times from
business owners that are struggling to stay in business.
They are hanging on by a frayed string that will break at
any moment, resulting in any chances at a
successful business to come crashing down.But it doesn't have to happen that way.
Instead of focusing on what they don't have
and not doing…
- Top 10 Tips To Market & Build Your Professional Practice By Philip E. Humbert
In building and running a professional practice (or any small business or a home-based business), there are many items that must be monitored closely. As a small operation, you can't afford to find out too late that a critical aspect of your business has gotten off-track! This list looks at 10 items to emphasize at the start of a new year, or any time you want to rapidly grow your business in a short period of time.This Top 10 is really two gro…
- 10 Tips For Packaging That Sells Products To Boomers By JoAnn Hines
Boomers are a prime and growing target audience. Does your product speak to them? Does your product's packaging compel them to buy it? If not, you are missing a very important market segment. According to Rick Adler, founder of The Senior Network: "Simply based on population growth trends, if a product is marketed to the 50-plus audience and maintains its market share, it should increase in sales by 35 to 50 percent in the next 20 years. Conver…
- To Be Successful Sell to Wants not Needs By Julie Chance
My mother used to tell me, tongue in cheek, that I never wanted anything in my life- everything I asked for was something I needed!! Think about it. We say, "I need a new car." "I need to go on vacation." "I need someone to clean my house." When was the last time you heard someone say, "I want a new pair of shoes." I bet even Amelda Marcos said, "I need a new pair of shoes."As consumers we justify our purchases, at least in our own minds,…
- The Marketing Secret Every Child Knows By Steve Conn
Little Kids Ask Until They Get What They Want.Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, can I have an ice cream? Can I, Can I, Can I, Can I? Please, Please, Please, Please. I'll be good for a whole year. I promise. Just give me a dollar. I won't ask again for a long time. Pleaseeeeee!Regular, repeated mailings are the way to create big predictable results. When you mail every 30 days for a year you will cause a dramatic growth in your business.People respond to repe…
- The Best Way To Get Real Estate Listings
The Real Estate Industry is HUGE and is a golden opportunity for real estate agents. National average home sales exceed $200,000.00 and real estate commissions are big and plentiful. No wonder so many people are getting licensed as real estate agents. And why not? You can make a lot of money selling real estate. But being licensed is only the first step, as more and more people are getting licensed to cash in on the opportunities. The Second Step…
- A Different Perspective On The No-Call List By Sandi Moses
The other day I received an e-mail from an internet marketer who was bemoaning the fact that calling people on the no-call list is now illegal and that puts such limits on marketing. He is far and away not the only one with that viewpoint; I find it almost everywhere I look. In fact, it is almost universal among marketers. You know what? I frankly don’t understand why they feel that way.If there is one marketing perspective that is more uni…
- Cook Up Something Special: How To Create A WOW Experience For Your Clients By Tresaca Hamilton
My niece recently graduated from high school,
and my family spent the entire morning, evening,
and night celebrating this wonderful
once in a lifetime event with her.Our final celebration was dinner at
a restaurant chosen by my niece.
Since this was our first time at this restaurant,
we didn't know what to expect.
The restaurant had a good reputation,
so the most we expected was a good meal.But one thing was certain, this day
HAD to be perfe…
- Online Article Marketing; Critic Says No Empirical Proof it Works By Lance Winslow
Recently a critic slamming the ability of the online article submission sites to perform and return value to online authors who posted articles on their sites launched a scathing attack. He accused the top online article authors as being “poor writers” and stated that there was absolutely no empirical proof that it was a viable marketing avenue. His argument and challenge claimed that since there were no University Level researching reports pro…
- Marketing The Real You By C.J. Hayden
I often wonder how the practice began of pretending to be someone else in order to market your business. You know what I'm talking about -- it's the marketing face, the selling voice, that you often put on in order to attend a networking event or make a sales call. Who taught you to do that?I have a suspicion where we learn this behavior. Most of us spend a lifetime observing showroom salespeople, product spokespersons in the media, and huckste…
- The Process of Change in Marketing Approaches By Alvin Chan
In a world economy that is in constant flux and undergoing turbulence, more companies are realizing that their most precious asset is their customer base. An even more important realization is the need to satisfy the whims and fancies of these customers in order to survive in these increasingly competitive markets. Organizations that do not act on this dictum have suffered the loss of market share or worse, total annihilation. Such dire consequ…
- Motivating Your Target By Susan Kirkland
There's just no time to waste in a cyber day; competition for
your target's attention has always been stiff, but now it's just
killer. There's less time and more to do, more to see, more
to read--ad infinitum. What can you do to attract attention to
your clients' message? Here are a few tips and techniques
that motivate your audience to want to know more about your
product or service."The free time I used to spend watching TV is now di…
- To Swag or Not to Swag: Tip to Brand Your Tchotchkes on a Shoestring
It's interesting to see how resourceful people become when starting their own business. Especially when budget is tight, creative juices go into high gear. I recall my days in corporate marketing when every event, whether it be a sales conference, partner summit or tradeshow had to have tchotchkes. (“Tchotchke” is Yiddish for those corporate giveaways you see at tradeshows, usually small trinkets branded with the company's logo. If the tchotchkes…
- Marketing is More Than a Token Process By Kathleen Gage
“Necessity is the mother of invention!” The first time I heard this was nearly twenty years ago when I was introduced to Tony Robbins’ material. I was listening to, and applying, information from his thirty day series. I have to admit, the first time I heard this it didn’t quite register.However, nearly two decades later, it makes all the sense in the world. In fact, a majority of the things we take for granted were created out of a need. When …
- Getting The Big Picture Series: Part 2-"What's Beneath The Surface?" By Treci Cauthen
When you take a piece of gold to a pawn shop sometimes they will take a small saw-like tool to scrape the jewelry to find out for sure "What's Beneath The Surface". Sometimes they find pure gold, silver, or tarnished metal.Well it's the same story when it comes to conducting business on the Internet. Some Opportunities fall far from the mark. Some "Get Rich Quick" schemes will read, "Earn $10,000 Every Month" or "Make A Million Dollars and…
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1. Quick Postcard Design Tips By Martha Retallick
TIP #1: Avoid the "Too Much Information" Syndrome
I've seen many a marketing postcard that just has too much information on it. Too many words set in tiny type is an all too common problem.
And the poor recipient, who only has limited time in his/her day, feels overwhelmed and gives up. Into the trashcan your card goes.
Ouch.
The solution? Let that postcard sit for a day or so. Then, when you're feeling grumpy and argumentative, go back …
2. Overview on Qualitative Data Collection Techniques in International Marketing Research By Otilia Otlacan
This article is meant to be a brief review and reminder of some valuable yet often bypassed techniques to collect data on international markets and consumers.When thinking of market research, surveys are most likely the first technique that comes to ones mind. However, surveys are a quantitative research and, in order to understand customer behavior and the social and cultural context in which our business will operate, we will need to perform …
3. CCM Music Recording Company Case Study Part 1 - Company Overview By Anastasia Kurdina
History, development and growth of CCM over timeCCM, Colorado Creative Music, is music recording studio, founded in 1995 by Darren Curtis Skanson, primarily established as vanity label for producing, promoting and selling his own records, and consequently developed into microlabel with 4 product lines and 11 different albums. In 2000, the company sold 30,000 of Darren Curtis Skanson CDs and received net profit of $4,292.00. The company aims at …
4. Networking: The Cost of a Connection By Luke Vorstermans
"Networking is a waste of time," said JoAnne, owner of a busy print shop. "Besides, I advertise in the daily paper.""Wow, that must be expensive," I exclaimed. "Are you getting results from that investment?""I sure hope so! My advertising budget is about $475 a month but I’ve never really tracked the results. I guess I should do that.""You should." I replied. "A small business can’t afford to waste money on ineffective advertising. But back to …
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