A crucial effort for any business is generating referrals. It’s often inexpensive and gives you a head-start in the credibility department – which means you’re immediately one step closer to getting a new customer.
Take advantage of the holiday season and include these email, social, and print marketing ideas in your small business’ marketing plan.
One thing all small business owners have in common is the need to generate revenue month over month. Consistently bringing in new business, so that your revenue is predictable, stable and increasing is likely your ultimate goal. But how can you achieve this?
Get ready to take action! Here’s how you can build your small business’ marketing plan in 4 simple steps.
Are you wasting precious marketing dollars on the wrong audience? For many small business owners, the answer is unfortunately yes. Without the proper data and insight, you could be spending a ton of effort, money and time on marketing tactics that are reaching too broad of an audience.
Don’t be overwhelmed with the idea of creating a marketing plan! Your business marketing plan will help you organize and free up time for you to focus on what you love to do.
Your small business’ online presence is key to growth and success. Especially in 2020, where less and less businesses are focusing on print and brick and mortar advertising tactics and pivoting to digital marketing strategies to attract new clients.
As a small business owner, one of the key steps for a successful marketing plan is to utilize your email list efficiently. Your database is your money-maker, it’s truly your core revenue generator, and a critical component to any marketing strategy that will help you grow.
When I was first starting my small business I made a ton of mistakes! Here are the most common mistakes and how small business owners can avoid and fix them.
It can be awkward to ask for client testimonials, but it doesn’t have to be! Use this step-by-step approach to easily gather winning testimonials for your small business.