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This is part 1 of a 3 part series on – Determining your customer perspective – Who Do You Want As a Customer? I understand that starting with this statement may not be the best lead in this day and age, but you do have to start your process thinking here. Start-up or an existing Read More …
One of my steps in working with a client is that I like to put together their Marketing calendar to understand what they have on the table, events, conferences, advertisement, flyers, etc. They usually have some type of marketing in place, and we are looking at improving the system not dismantling it. After the marketing Read More …
As an ACT! by Sage customer, you already understand the importance of knowing as much as you can about your customers. To take this knowledge to another level, join the thousands of people who use Swiftpage to perform comprehensive management of email campaigns, and enhance their marketing and sales efforts. Create graphical email templates with Read More …
Are you creating inbound marketing materials and strategies that are customer centric? Or, are you a company that creates outbound material that are forced on customers and as a result driven from the inside out. The new wave of marketing is becoming not only more inbound, but the stakes are getting raised higher and higher Read More …
It is quite frequent that in a recession, you become under-staffed. Especially when people start doing jobs they are not accustomed too. The important thing you must remember, busy or not don’t forget your customer. In a down economy having a well thought out DMP can be very cost effective. Example: If you have extra Read More …
How do you decide on your marketing budget? 1. Set preliminary budget based on tasks decided upon. 2. Estimate competitors’ budget and adjust accordingly. 3. Prepare budget document with rationale of expenses. 4. Use percentage of Sales The most common method is using percentage of sales. However, what happens if sales go down? The problem Read More …