gbravo
October 6th, 2008
The near-trillion dollar bailout of United States financial institutions by the government has been called a “savior” by both the media and elected officials. It has been focus of discussion in this year’s presidential election, and will be in the year’s to come. But who really stands to gain from the bailout? The following businesses should see glimmers of hope…
Jody Gabourie
October 6th, 2008
Here’s the last 3 components that you need to ensure that your follow-up marketing strategies are as effective and efficient as possible for you.
Follow up needs to be automated
Try to automate your follow-up marketing as much as you can. All of us are busy and the more we can systematize our marketing, the easier and quicker we can start reaping…
Jody Gabourie
October 1st, 2008
There are 8 components that will help you make the most of your follow-up marketing strategies and ensure they are as effective as possible. Here are 3 more of the components you need to pay attention to.
Follow up needs to be consistent
Not only does follow up need to be frequent, it needs to be consistent.
As with any marketing strategy you…
Jody Gabourie
October 1st, 2008
There are 8 components that will help you make the most of your follow-up marketing strategies and ensure they are as effective as possible. Over the next few blogs I will talk about these components in detail.
Pay attention to these different components because they will help you to systematize your follow-up activities so that you can find the time to…
Robert Blodgett
September 29th, 2008
What should you do if disaster strikes. Will you be ready when the media comes a lookin’? [Read full article]
Drew Stevens
September 29th, 2008
Many Non-profit organizations enact in an egregious manner. It perplexes me that non-profit organizations believe that there is a significant difference in performance, reporting and business methodology. This myth is not only untrue and must cease. Fact, Non-profit organizations require bureaucracy, goals and accountability. More importantly non-profits must always be marketing.
While reading a national periodical I read that a fairly…
gbravo
September 29th, 2008
The introduction of the internet brought an entirely new culture to our world in the mid 1990s. The time from 1995-2001 has been called the dot-com boom or the dot-com bubble, a time when countless companies got their big break on the internet, although their success may have been short-lived. The combination of rapid increasing stock prices and availability of…
Dana Zurbuchen
September 29th, 2008
As the seasons change and kids go back to school, entrepreneurs begin thinking about their business again. Wrapping up one year, leading into the next, business owners start thinking of budgets, new contracts and do many other things.
How do you plan your business? What do you focus your attention on? Here are three areas to examine:
gbravo
September 24th, 2008
In this troubled economy every dollar is precious. Your business needs to control costs wherever possible. Outsourcing certain aspects of your business to third parties, can be a powerful cost cutting move that also frees you up for more important tasks such as finding new clients and product development.
The following are seven things your business can outsource TODAY that will…
Jody Gabourie
September 23rd, 2008
Saying thank you is a key part of your follow-up marketing strategies. Send a hand-written note, a short email or pick up the phone and express your thanks quickly and sincerely.
Everyone loves to be appreciated and it goes a long way in fostering a good relationship. Don’t forget you can always send a small token appreciation as well, such as…
