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Marketing

Blog Marketing

A weblog or blog is a web site where an individual records his ideas, observations and opinions, inspires comments from others and links to other web resources. The format is flexible and its style is informal. Blogs are public and searchable on the Internet. Blogging has revolutionized traditional on-line communication and has a tremendous potential to do the same in marketing.

Word of Mouth Marketing

Word of Mouth Marketing is about the customer becoming the media. They become your spokes person and your advertising. When people talk about your product they give it a new kind of credibility. Hearing someone you know extol the virtues of another person or the benefits of a product influences us on both a conscious and sub conscious level.

Search Engine Marketing

Your prospective clients are embracing the internet at record levels. There are three ways of being found on the internet. 1) Organic Listing  2) Paid Listing "Pay Per Click"  3) Consumers  reacting to you offline advertising or marketing. Learn about  Search Engine Marketing

The 4P's in Marketing are Product, Price, Place and Promotion

One of the major reasons for business success is the ability of an entrepreneur to get their product/s to the customer in an low cost efficient and cost-effective manner. Some major reasons for product failure are poor marketing, lack of sales ability and lack of momentum in the sales dept. Marketing 4P's - Product Price Place Promotion

How successful is your marketing plan? Take a look at your marketing mix, but focus on the 4  areas discussed in greater detail below. If you are thinking of starting, expanding your business, or selling any product or service, these four elements are key to your success.

Product: What product or service are you going to sell? Define it in terms of what it does for your customer. How does it help your customer? Be clear about the benefits you offer and how a customer's life or work will be improved.

Price: How much are you going to charge for your product or service? How are you going to price it to sell at retail? How are you going to sell it at wholesale? How are you going to charge for volume discounts? Is your price based on your costs or your competitors price position?

Place: Where are you going to sell this product? Are you going to sell directly from your own company or brokers, network marketing, wholesaler, retailer, direct mail, catalog or the Internet?

Promotion: Promotion includes every aspect of advertising, brochures, packaging, salespeople and sales methodology. How are you going to promote, advertise and sell this product at your location? What is your sales process from your first contact with a prospect through to the completed sale?

Your marketing should come from continually reviewing and questioning the your situation and looking for ways to change your marketing mix (product price place promotion). Often, creative marketing often involves adding brand extensions, new products or enhancing existing ones. It may require changes in pricing, place of sale or promotional methods. Sometimes, marketing requires that you delete existing products or services, sell them at different prices, offer them in different places or promote them differently.

If you change one of these elements to test sales or profitability. Sometimes you have to change several at once to achieve new results.

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