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The Executive's Guide to Creating an Effective Marketing Plan on a Budget
After your executive summary has been set and you've clearly defined the mission, vision, and values of your organization. The next step is to start by identifying the market you are targeting. Consider factors such as customer demographics, trends, location, and other data points to help form a clear picture of your target customer.
The Executive's Guide to Creating an Effective Marketing Plan on a Budget
When crafting an effective marketing plan, it is important to have a clear mission, vision, and values statement. This will help guide the direction of your marketing strategy and goals. The mission statement should reflect what your company is trying to accomplish with its marketing initiatives, while the vision statement should provide an ideal picture of what success looks like.
The Executive Guide to Creating an Effective Marketing Plan on a Budget
Creating an effective marketing plan on a budget is essential for businesses of all sizes to reach their goals. An effective marketing plan should begin with an executive summary that outlines everything in the plan, including the company's mission, vision, and values.
The Executive's Guide to Creating an Effective Marketing Plan on a Budget
Are you looking for the essential steps to create a successful marketing plan that will yield tangible results? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. In this blog post, we’ll be discussing the seven essential steps you need to take to create a marketing plan that works.
The Comeback of Print Marketing: Week 7
Engagement is not just for your website, nor is it just for prospecting. Direct mail is a perfect way to keep your current customers returning and create loyalty to your brand. Learn more about this topic in this week’s blog post written by Greg McCurry!
The Comeback of Print Marketing: Week 5
We all want to know that our marketing is effective. How will you measure the results of your direct mail campaign if you don't have clicks to count? Learn more by diving into this week’s blog post written by Greg McCurry!
The Comeback of Print Marketing: Week 4
When was the last time you got a handwritten note? I’m guessing it's been a while. With direct mail marketing, there’s something special about receiving an envelope with a handwritten note and a tangible item such as a brochure or catalog.
The Comeback of Print Marketing: Week 3
Digital printing has been a game changer for direct mail. Now, like email, each message can be unique to your prospects. There is something special about receiving a personally addressed mailer, which makes your prospects feel valued and appreciated.
The Comeback of Print Marketing: Week 2
Think direct mail is expensive? Think again! Direct mail is often more cost-effective than other marketing channels, such as print ads and digital campaigns.
The Comeback of Print Marketing: Week 1
Direct mail and print marketing have been around for decades, but it can be easy to forget just how powerful these strategies can be. In this blog post, we’ll explore why direct mail is making a resurgence and why it remains an important part of any marketing strategy.
You Can Save Money
We all have budgets and know we can’t always hire a full-time writer to generate original content. We also know that your team is busy. Have you asked one of your co-workers to write an article for your trade association magazine lately? That's where content marketing comes in.
You Can Enhance Your SEO Efforts
You can have the best product or service in the world. You can have the best company name, logo, and brand, but none of that matters if you can't be found online. This is where content marketing comes into play and helps you with your SEO (search engine optimization) efforts.
You Can Build Trust and Credibility
We buy from people and companies we like; that is common sense. Why do we like them? Because we trust them, we know that the product or service will solve our problem and do what the salesperson has told us it will do.
You Can Boost Sales
Your content has worked and is generating leads, and more leads in the funnel equals more opportunities for your business to generate sales. It’s also important to consider how to use content marketing to continue pushing those leads further down the funnel.
You Can Generate Leads
Showcasing your expertise, teaching, and educating others about what you know all lead to more qualified leads. You know your sales staff will love more leads for your company!
You Can Increase Traffic
Who doesn't want to learn something new? Life-long learning is something we all should strive to accomplish. You can share your knowledge to help others learn just like you have the expertise. Know your craft so well that you can teach it to others simply and easily.
You Can Educate Your Target Market
Who doesn't want to learn something new? Life-long learning is something we all should strive to accomplish. You can share your knowledge to help others learn just like you have the expertise. Know your craft so well that you can teach it to others simply and easily.
You Can Showcase Your Expertise
What is your expertise? What has your life experience prepared you to do better than anyone else? Tell the world if you don't. No one else will.
People Like Stories
Who doesn't like a great story? This love of a great story is exactly why we enjoy a great movie or a book. Your personal and company story is unique; share it.
People Don’t Like Ads
Are you sick of being targeted by ads following you around the internet? Then so are your customers. That's why content marketing has become a popular option for businesses today.