Posts Tagged ‘Marketing Campaign’

September

18th

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Is Timing Everything?

Hi,

Is Timing Everything?

What do I mean? Have you ever wished you had the foresight to see how big Microsoft or Google would be. How about Coca Cola or Walmart? While timing isn’t everything, it sure does help! Even Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, is bullish on direct selling, especially during a slowing economy. On a recent TV show he said, “Direct selling is a great model…with high gross margins, low capital intensity, lots of free cash flow,” It’s a fragmented industry with gigantic room for growth.” This is a good time of the year to do a pre-holiday marketing campaign – the timing is right!

Larry, Resident Article Expert

www.maxprosystem.com


September

17th

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Newsletter Marketing

Hi!

Did you know that bloggers can sell their products by email marketing with newsletters? This trend in marketing is growing rapidly. The cost of doing a direct mail piece by postal service runs over a dollar, while email marketing can cost pennies. A one or two percent response rate is considered good on direct mail programs, whereas newsletter response levels run between five and ten percent. According to Doubleclick’s Email consumer Study, over 78% of online shoppers have purchased because of permission-based emails and nearly 60% of email recipients have made purchases in retail shops as a result of a merchant email. If you want increased sales, greater lead generation, stronger brand awareness and improved customer relationships, consider using a newsletter email marketing campaign.

Larry, Resident Article Expert

www.maxprosystem.com


September

4th

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Be Connected!

Be Connected!

Do you ever feel that you have lost connection with your customer base? This sense of separation can come from ineffective communication or a result of poor listening, off-target marketing, or an issue of weak product branding. Disconnection can happen when the marketing campaign utilizes wrong strategies that stray from the interests of the targeted, niche market. How do you reconnect? It is vital to Internet marketing success that an “alive” relationship is established and maintained at all times. Never take for granted your audience! They must feel valued and made to feel important or you will lose them, both new buyers and repeat purchasers. “Show me you know me” needs to be your focus. Be Connected!

Larry, Resident Article Expert