Archive for the ‘General Marketing’ Category

Back to Basics – How To Turn Cold Prospects Into Hot Sales!

Posted: January 23rd, 2012 by Daryl Jay comment-icon 1

It’s tempting to try and rush your cold prospects through your sales process simply because you’re keen to convert them into paying customers in as short a time frame as possible.

Marketing In Tough Times Part Three: Maintaining Your Prices & Your Nerve!

Posted: December 14th, 2011 by Julie Knight comment-icon 0

You’re not alone if you’ve considered updating your marketing plan and lowering your prices as a knee-jerk reaction to the double dip recession we keep hearing about in the news.

Marketing In Tough Times Part Two: Your Vital Marketing Audit

Posted: November 30th, 2011 by Julie Knight comment-icon 0

In the current unforgiving climate, you have to be razor-sharp with your marketing if you are to reach businesses, make sales and plan powerful marketing campaigns on shoestring budgets.

Marketing In Tough Times! Part One In A Special Three-Part Series

Posted: November 22nd, 2011 by Julie Knight comment-icon 1

You need to be marketing your business with a vengeance … starting with your existing customers.

Twitter Tips On How To Promote Your Business

Posted: November 1st, 2011 by Suzanne Stock comment-icon 2

It is always something of a challenge to write a blog post on what you should tweet about and what constitutes a great Twitter post. The old saying, one man’s meat is another man’s poison was never more apt. This particular topic brings to mind the 4 words on the cover of David Ogilvy’s iconic book, Ogilvy on Advertising – “there are no rules.

Twitter Tips for Business to Business Marketing

Posted: October 25th, 2011 by Suzanne Stock comment-icon 0

It’s no wonder that with twitter garnering so many headlines on a daily basis that millions of small businesses have dived into it, often with gay abandon whilst millions of others are teetering on the edge waiting to pluck up courage, questioning their motives.

The Long or The Short Of It, What Makes Money?

Posted: October 19th, 2011 by Suzanne Stock comment-icon 0

“Oh no one actually reads printed literature any more do they? And if you’re writing a sales letter you can’t present any more than two or three paragraphs before folk nod off can you? And as for website copy, you can’t have more than a few lines of text… ”

Want more B2B Sales? Become Brilliant at Blending

Posted: October 13th, 2011 by Daryl Jay comment-icon 0

Let’s look at how you can blend your online and offline marketing efforts to increase the power and potency of your overall message.

Lose The Lavish Superlatives!

Posted: August 9th, 2011 by Julie Knight comment-icon 0

It can be tempting when creating your sales communications to fall into the trap of peppering them with unsubstantiated superlatives. You know the unique selling points that are not so unique. Lavish statements that cannot be backed up with hard evidence wither on the vine and engender the contempt of potential customers when they dig a little deeper to find out more about you in the real world, not the delusional one! So let’s swiftly bypass this focusing instead on how you can get sales by the barrel load through showcasing your wares in their very best light.

Direct Mail Is Not Dead

Posted: July 25th, 2011 by Suzanne Stock comment-icon 0

There is perhaps no greater master on the subject of direct mail than Drayton Bird. Whilst Drayton, like many of us, has also embraced the online world (his exquisitely written and as one would expect politically incorrect blog is worth subscribing to) he continues to extol the virtues of targeted direct mail in generating business

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