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Suggest You - Put A Little You In Your Marketing
While having a small accounts-receivable balance indicates good financial management, (around 1.5% to 2.5% of your gross income), collecting past-due balances is a displeasing aspects of business. Studies show that 75% of receivables that are 3 months delinquent are paid. However, this number drops to
So how do you put a little more you in your marketing?
Put a picture on your web
Now you no as well as i do that there are new business websites and annoying emails about new business websites posted on the internet everyday! So who is checking these sites to see if they are real or SCAMS? This is the question that goes unanswered everyday. But the answer is: They are not being checked! Wit
What clients experience in working with a small business tends to be more genuine and authentic? Today's tip is pretty simple - Leverage that fact and put a little more you in your marketing.
Lots of small businesses are finding out that one of the best things they can do for their marketing and sales is to start getting a little more "personal" with their audience. Let them know a little bit more about what makes you the way you are. How did you get into doing what you do? What are the things about you that shape your thinking?
Putting more you in your marketing helps to give your company a face and actually builds the know, like, and trust factor with your audience. People love a great story and relate to them much easier than a bunch of marketing speak that's clearly just trying to get them to buy. I just participated in one of John Jantsh's (Duct Tape Marketing) Ultimate Marketing System teleclasses this week. He believes every small business should include their story (a marketing story) as part of their marketing kit of materials. I think he's right.
So how do you put a little more you in your marketing?
Put a picture on your web
The key to truly connecting with anyone, online or off, is a good story. Stories are the foundation of good business, great romances, and inspirational living.The essence of a compelling story is an unwavering focus on the reader. Forget what you want, what’s in it for them?It’s an entrepreneur’
Lots of small businesses are finding out that one of the best things they can do for their marketing and sales is to start getting a little more "personal" with their audience. Let them know a little bit more about what makes you the way you are. How did you get into doing what you do? What are the things about you that shape your thinking?
Putting more you in your marketing helps to give your company a face and actually builds the know, like, and trust factor with your audience. People love a great story and relate to them much easier than a bunch of marketing speak that's clearly just trying to get them to buy. I just participated in one of John Jantsh's (Duct Tape Marketing) Ultimate Marketing System teleclasses this week. He believes every small business should include their story (a marketing story) as part of their marketing kit of materials. I think he's right.
So how do you put a little more you in your marketing?
Put a picture on your web
My experience working with thousands of leaders world wide for the past two decades teaches me that most leaders are screwing up their careers.On a daily basis, these leaders are getting the wrong results or the right results in the wrong ways.Interestingly, they themselves are choosing to fail. T
Putting more you in your marketing helps to give your company a face and actually builds the know, like, and trust factor with your audience. People love a great story and relate to them much easier than a bunch of marketing speak that's clearly just trying to get them to buy. I just participated in one of John Jantsh's (Duct Tape Marketing) Ultimate Marketing System teleclasses this week. He believes every small business should include their story (a marketing story) as part of their marketing kit of materials. I think he's right.
So how do you put a little more you in your marketing?
Put a picture on your web
It’s time to put your trusty CRM software to work; to let it earn its keep. You're about to blast an email out to several thousand potential customers. First you run a search of people and companies you want to target. You soon realize something’s wrong when your list is far smaller than anticipated. A quick ch
So how do you put a little more you in your marketing?
Put a picture on your web
When most people hear the term "Certified Nursing Assistant" (better known as CNA), the first thing that comes to mind is a career in a nursing home. While it's true that this is probably the industry's biggest demand for CNAs, there are other places to use this certification. But what exactly is a CNA, and how
So how do you put a little more you in your marketing?
Put a picture on your web site, ezine, blog, networking follow-up thank you notes, etc. It lets people see the human being behind your small business.
Reserve a little space in your newsletter or ezine for a personal section to tell readers a little bit about what's going on with you and your life. I just met with a financial advisor this week that has put together a little web site about his dogs. Who wouldn't want to take time out of a newsletter about financial news to read about what his dogs are up to and then go visit the web site to take a look? I guarantee if he follows my simple suggestion then his response rates will increase.
Scrap the resume or bio on the "About Us" page of your marketing kit and web site. Give us a story to let us know who you are, why you do what you do, how you got into it, what interest or even fascinates you about your work, some of the things that you're most proud of, etc. People love a story and it will absolutely help people feel more like they know you and can trust you.
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