Did you ever watch the TV show “Mad Men”? It’s set in a 1960s ad agency, and the show is full of some of the best marketing messages, ...
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Want to know the product-promoting secret the best marketers are using? It’s called the marketing mix, and by using its four simple factors, you can create a marketing strategy that will bring your product to the people that need it most.
Can you send out multiple emails without driving your customers crazy? Yes, and you should! Email campaigns that complement each other and/or target your audience build sales and customer relationships. The possibilities are endless.
If you want to increase engagement with your brand, you will need to publish content on a regular basis. The problem is that it can be difficult to think of new ideas you haven’t yet covered. Beat the brain block and recycle content! Learn why you should take a trip down memory lane and recycle content from the past.
Are you in the storytelling business? If you’re trying to make great content that really resonates with your audience, you probably are. So, here are 3 pieces of proven, expert information that can help you boost your storytelling strategy.
A brand strategy encompasses the core values of your business. It allows you to define your brand’s personality and what it represents. There’s no single way to position your brand, but you’ll need to choose the right strategy according to the needs of your business.
When it comes to using social media for business marketing, it can be tough to know what steps to take to be successful. Here are five key elements to keep in mind.
How do you start reaping the benefits of well-placed promotional QR codes? This blog will explore the importance of QR codes, how to use them successfully, and ideas for integrating them into your marketing.
In the business world, referrals are one of the biggest compliments your business can receive. Increased relationship capital leads to increased value to the customer and is an intangible asset that builds through trust and understanding.
When faced with many of today’s advertisements and marketing strategies, fear of the unknown and fear of missing out are two common worries that suck many consumers in — but fear-based marketing does not often retain clients.
When you think about the most successful marketing campaigns you’ve ever seen, what comes to mind? Maybe a campaign that used humor to get its message across. A great marketing campaign stands the test of time and can invoke emotions, memories, or feelings from its viewers.
Customer appreciation can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be! Sometimes we feel like we owe our customers something for their business, or maybe even that they should owe us for all our hard work. Understanding the difference between gratitude and guilt will improve your relationships with your customers and, ultimately, your business.