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Offers that Turn
Lookers into Buyers
Learn to write marketing copy so customers notice and take
action. It's time for your Web site visitors to stop looking and start
buying. Here's how!
FREE Marketing Plan Template
2008 Marketing Plan Sample
A sample 12-month promotional calendar for 2007 and a quarterly
marketing campaign template suggestion.
© 2006, 2007, 2008 (918 words)
Secure Fall Public Speaking Opportunities
Public speaking is a great way to grow your business. And summer is the
perfect time to secure fall and winter speaking opportunities.
Remember, most organizations start their new membership year in September.
They're looking for experts to educate members, as well as fill up their
monthly breakfast, lunch and dinner
meetings with entertaining topics for the coming calendar year. Learn who
and how to pitch.
© 2006 (663 words)
The Tourist Are Coming
Lookout retail; service businesses want their share of the revenue. Reposition
your products and services to take advantage of the tourist market. Here's
how.
© 2005 (474
words)
2005 Marketing Calendar that Boost Sales
It's imperative you follow a marketing plan or keep a marketing calendar by
your side in preparation for launching seasonal and holiday promotional
campaigns. The following is a quick 2005 marketing calendar to use as a
guide.
© 2005 (706 words)
Low-priced Television Advertising Strategies for Small Businesses
It's a misconception small businesses can't afford television advertising.
This article describes how affordable cable advertising can be, how much
you can expect to pay and some tips on purchasing television zones.
©
2004 (780 words)
Small Business
Marketing Strategies That Open Consumer Wallets, May The Holiday Bargains
Begin
Small businesses will have to be more imaginative and price competitively
if they want consumers to open their wallets this holiday season. Shoppers
will be cautious and selective due to a sluggish economy and volatile stock
market. Here's some maneuvers to open wallets. © 2002/2004 (565 words)
Shipping As a Competitive Advantage
Many small business owners skimp on shipping. This is a mistake! Shipping can
be a competitive advantage if managed appropriately. Learn what are reasonable
shipping times, practices, and find out about Media Mail mishaps. © 2003/2004 (718 words)
Small Businesses Increase
Revenue by Giving Up Control
Why is it big businesses tend to have multiple sales channels such as
third-party, b-to-b, retail and ecommerce, while small businesses usually have
only one? It has to do with control.
Time to give it up! © 2001/2004 (852 words)
12 Most Common Newsletter Design Mistakes
Distributing a newsletter can help increase profits dramatically.
Unfortunately, since many businesses are forced to design their own
newsletters because of limited budgets, they often make costly mistakes. I
asked Roger Parker, author of "Looking Good in Print: A Guide to Basic Design
for Desktop Publishing" to write an informative article on how to quickly and
easily improve the results of your newsletters via more effective design
techniques.
Special Report Teaches Small Businesses Effective Techniques to Increase
Prices without Irritating Customers
Most small businesses frequently undervalue themselves and don't charge
enough. What's more, this can be very dangerous to a business' bottom-line,
since pricing is a strategic marketing image tactic. Find answers to these
challenges in this Dec. 03 press release. © 2003 (397 words)
Small Business Pricing Strategies
Business is sluggish for many small and home-based entrepreneurs. However,
never drop your pricing-pants, unless your customers give you something in
return. © 2003 (715 words)
3 Quick Small Biz Marketing Tips
Here are three quick marketing and sales tips to always implement when trying
to increase your small or home-based business' sales. © 2003 (425 words)
4 Tips to Jump-start Summer Sales
If you're a small or home-based business experiencing sluggish
sales this summer, than these four low-budget marketing strategies will help
increase sales. One thing is for sure, you need to keep things "cool" both
online and offline! The tough economy is making customers hold on tight to
their wallets! © 2003 (527 words)
15
Beer Budget Event Marketing Tips
Are you planning an event or participating
in a trade show any time soon? If so, consider these 15 affordable marketing
tactics before mailing your payment, including: securing value-added items as
part of your booth fee, what type of giveaways to distribute, should you
exhibit inside or out, alternative ways to pay for event booths, what to wear,
and a lot more! © 2003
(1563 words)
Insurance & Financial Services Sales Tactics
If you sell insurance, financial services
and the like, consider the following low-cost marketing strategies to help
grow your small business, including aligning your business as a "precertified
provider" with reputable businesses such as banks and hospitals, distributing
Fact & Tip Sheets to the media and more.
© 2003 (1179 words)
Small Biz Spring
Growth Tactics
If you're a small or home-based business looking to increase cash flow this
spring, try leveraging these four low-cost marketing strategies, including:
partnering with community events, tailoring sales messages with a spring
theme, launching a spring and/or summer promotion and teaming with
complementary businesses.
© 2003 (693 words)
Small Business
Marketing Strategist Spills the Secrets to Successfully Growing a Small or
Home-based Business in a Weak Economy
More and more people are flocking to launch a small or home-based business.
However, most are not making any money. Learn what distinguishes the
successful entrepreneurs from the not-so-successful. © 2003 (658 words)
Grow Sales Using
Image Tactics
Do you have any idea what your customers and prospects think
about you? Is your business image part of your marketing plan? It should be!
For small and home-based businesses, image is everything. Your image can
either catapult you to more sales, or scare customers away. The following are
image-building tactics to help increase sales.
© 2003 (605 words)
Small
Businesses Reveal Romantic Side to Attract Customers
There are easy and affordable marketing activities every small business owner
should implement in order to increase their sales during the Valentine's Day
shopping period. To begin, start using the language of love! © 2003 (571words)
Entrepreneurial
Traits that Drive Sales
Frequently overlooked and hidden deep
within our marketing tool box is the ultimate marketing vehicle for your
business – you! Are you overlooking personality traits
that could help drive sales? Learn how to expose your personality so customers
will buy, use fear of failure to push yourself forward and why you should
smile & applaud the people around you.
© 2003 (917 words)
6 Affordable Ways to Build a Cash Cow
Get out and walk to find low-cost ways
to market your business. Discover hidden prospects right under your nose and
learn an important maneuver to get customers off the fence.
© 2002 (835 words)
7 FAST, Low-cost Revenue-generating Marketing Tips
Learn how to answer the phone differently to increase business, and a very
important marketing technique to include on every invoice that generates
repeat business. © 2002 (785 words)
Not a Back-to-School
Business? Make Money Anyway
If the summer months leave you with feelings of empty pockets, take a look at
how you're packaging your business.
© 2002 (642 words)
A Lesson
in Customer Relations
A story about a client request that turned into a marketing consultant mishap,
but ended with a happy client bathing in additional sales. © 2001 (676 words)
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