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Hey!!//Ake,
That’s a harsh statement to make, but it is true. The business world is littered with great ideas that did not succeed because the businesses had no buyers. A common reason for the lack of buying was that people did not know the product or service even existed.
Marketing is key to business success. I don’t mean selling, but the broader aspect of marketing.
Marketing must be integrated into every facet of building and growing your business.
Today much is said about the rise of online marketing. However, online marketing should be just one element of a marketing plan.
Other marketing tools include: newspapers, radio, fliers, word of mouth, networking and testimonials. The tools must include local media at some level, as well as the media that specifically reaches the business owner’s target market.
It is important for small-business owners to make and develop a marketing plan. There are so many avenues of marketing and within each one, so many ways to approach marketing. A business owner must consider what is best for his or her business, and that can vary by each product or service sold.
Three elements are crucial in whatever marketing plan and strategy the small-business owner develops. The message must be focused, remain consistent, and, most importantly, it must be repeated constantly.
Today’s consumer is touched by 5,000 advertising messages each day, or about 200 an hour. Of those, the average person can recall just one advertising message from the last hour. Why do we see major companies advertising over and over? Because the consumer may not have heard the message among the competition’s ads. Plus, as humans, we forget very quickly.
Thus, with that number of messages bombarding consumers day in and day out, being repetitive in getting your business in front of people as a reminder is crucial.
Be cautious, though, in how you approach this. You can’t have the same message on the same media over and over. Think about how you can reframe it. Change the media you use. Do things to keep it fresh.
Marketing is a challenge. But like most business problems, it is a challenge that the savvy business owner can overcome. Know your strengths, form your message, and keep it and your business in front of your target audience.
Glenn Muske is the Rural and Agribusiness Enterprise Development Specialist at the North Dakota State University Extension Service – Center for Community Vitality. Follow Glenn on Twitter: @gmuske
TAKE A LOOK HERE!http://dff36k26zlph8pd5h4u5zg1l7n.hop.clickbank.net/tvitter/?tid=CB MARKET RESEARCH
TO YOUR SUCCESS
AKE JOHANSSON,,,,,,,,,
Hey!!//Ake,
That’s a harsh statement to make, but it is true. The business world is littered with great ideas that did not succeed because the businesses had no buyers. A common reason for the lack of buying was that people did not know the product or service even existed.
Marketing is key to business success. I don’t mean selling, but the broader aspect of marketing.
Marketing must be integrated into every facet of building and growing your business.
Today much is said about the rise of online marketing. However, online marketing should be just one element of a marketing plan.
Other marketing tools include: newspapers, radio, fliers, word of mouth, networking and testimonials. The tools must include local media at some level, as well as the media that specifically reaches the business owner’s target market.
It is important for small-business owners to make and develop a marketing plan. There are so many avenues of marketing and within each one, so many ways to approach marketing. A business owner must consider what is best for his or her business, and that can vary by each product or service sold.
Three elements are crucial in whatever marketing plan and strategy the small-business owner develops. The message must be focused, remain consistent, and, most importantly, it must be repeated constantly.
Today’s consumer is touched by 5,000 advertising messages each day, or about 200 an hour. Of those, the average person can recall just one advertising message from the last hour. Why do we see major companies advertising over and over? Because the consumer may not have heard the message among the competition’s ads. Plus, as humans, we forget very quickly.
Thus, with that number of messages bombarding consumers day in and day out, being repetitive in getting your business in front of people as a reminder is crucial.
Be cautious, though, in how you approach this. You can’t have the same message on the same media over and over. Think about how you can reframe it. Change the media you use. Do things to keep it fresh.
Marketing is a challenge. But like most business problems, it is a challenge that the savvy business owner can overcome. Know your strengths, form your message, and keep it and your business in front of your target audience.
Glenn Muske is the Rural and Agribusiness Enterprise Development Specialist at the North Dakota State University Extension Service – Center for Community Vitality. Follow Glenn on Twitter: @gmuske
TAKE A LOOK HERE!http://dff36k26zlph8pd5h4u5zg1l7n.hop.clickbank.net/tvitter/?tid=CB MARKET RESEARCH
TO YOUR SUCCESS
AKE JOHANSSON,,,,,,,,,
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