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I Advice - The Ten Commandments of Marketing
I know some of you are thinking... duh! But, I have been working from home for about 7 years and it still amazes me how many companies slack on their Customer Service duties. I have worked for a few Direct Sales companies as well as owing my own business. I still have much to lear
In January of 2005, The Charlotte Observer reported, "This faith-in-the-workplace movement stretches from the White House to Ford Motor Co. to Coke... It can range from lunchtime Bible studies to company service projects to mission statements that honor God."The New York Ti
2. Marketing is not like Christmas, you can’t just do it once a year – marketing is one of those ongoing activities in your business that you keep building and building. It’s not a one off exercise.
3. Who are you? Before you can tell your customers who you are you need to know who you are. Ask yourself the questions – who am I aiming at, what does my business stand for, what
All business owners create their niche in the world of free enterprise. They plant their steak in the American dream; however, the basics are the same for everyone. You must have advertising, you must take care of your bookkeeping, and you must acknowledge you employee’s needs.
2. Marketing is not like Christmas, you can’t just do it once a year – marketing is one of those ongoing activities in your business that you keep building and building. It’s not a one off exercise.
3. Who are you? Before you can tell your customers who you are you need to know who you are. Ask yourself the questions – who am I aiming at, what does my business stand for, what
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3. Who are you? Before you can tell your customers who you are you need to know who you are. Ask yourself the questions – who am I aiming at, what does my business stand for, what
So you’ve got through that difficult first year in business, and now you’re facing the next big hurdle - hiring staff. Or maybe you’ve already had people on board but they just didn’t work out. Recruitment is costly, and a recruitment mistake can be a major blow to a small busin
3. Who are you? Before you can tell your customers who you are you need to know who you are. Ask yourself the questions – who am I aiming at, what does my business stand for, what
Advertising – Who Needs It? - Who doesn’t!Most people who read information about business or advertising are doing so because they are trying to make some kind of positive change in their life. Perhaps get a job, make money, and increase their customer base – whatever. T
4. Who are your customers and do they fit you? Trying to be all things to all people is a sure fire way to fail. Pick those markets that you want to deal with, markets that suit you and the way you operate and then develop product that those markets will want to purchase.
5. Be different – Differentiate yourself from you competitors and then you won’t compete on price. There are many companies t
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