‘Marketing’ category

What Website Companies Don’t (want to) Tell You

October 30th, 2009 by Amanda Rose

Being informed before having a website done will ensure your website is created for your particular market and to be a successful marketing tool and not just a pretty online brochure.

Before Visiting the Website Company

  • What is your product/service?
  • Do you want to grow over the next 5 years and add to your offering?
  • Who are your target markets?
  • Do you know what your competitors are doing and what their websites look like?
  • Do you have an idea on how you want the website to look?
  • Do you have examples of other websites you like?
  • Do you want a subscribe function? articles section? Or specials page?
  • How often do you need to or want to update your website?

Design Options & Edits

  • Is the company website designers or developers – or both? Ideally you want both. This will enable you to have a professional design and also an effective build.

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Marketing for a Start Up Business

October 2nd, 2009 by Amanda Rose

So you have an idea for a business – here is a quick guide to get you thinking on some small business marketing tips you need to know, to get that idea out and into the marketplace.

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Letterbox Drops, Tips for a Successful Campaign

September 30th, 2009 by Amanda Rose

Are you unsure on whether or not letterbox drops work? Well they CAN work as long as you have the right mix. Letterbox drops can be a great tool in your small business marketing plan. So here are some steps to consider ensuring you have a successful letterbox campaign.

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3 Ways to Get Business Now

September 22nd, 2009 by Amanda Rose

Here are 3 ways to generate some business quickly:

1.     Email/Tweet/Facebook Friends and Family

Often our friend and family don’t really know what we do. So send them a quick email or post on your facebook page telling them what you do and that you are happy for them to forward your details onto other people who may be in need of your product/service.

2.     Follow Up Old Enquiries & Current Prospects

Look up all your enquiries and quotes made over the last 12months and those that didn’t convert, give them a call or email. Send them a “tip” on how your product/service can help their business.

3.     Current Clients

Create a special offer just for your current clients and have a cut off date to encourage quick action. Let them know that it is just for current clients – make them feel special

What have you done that has resulted in getting business in quickly?