Tag: strategic marketing
5 reasons why every business needs a marketing strategy
A marketing strategy is a short-term and long-term plan to achieve company goals by determining the wants and needs of customers, therefore creates a sustainable competitive advantage for the company to increase sales. Depending on the industry and market, marketing plans should be updated monthly or fortnightly. By this way, you can be sure that your plan will survive at the next stages of the market. However, not every entrepreneur chooses a marketing strategy, because they don’t understand why they need it.
How to use Twitter Communities as a Marketing Tool
With the odd 500 million tweets bombarding users every day,Twitter provides live updates and information that ranges from the daily habits of someone’s pet cat to information on political speeches and issues, and just about everything in between. No wonder it’s easy to get lost in the sea of information that it provides. Luckily, the platform has introduced Twitter Communities that allows people with different interests to connect, share and interact with others who share their passions or opinions.
7 Tips To Achieve Your Marketing Goals
Businesses usually spend a lot of time on goal setting, and strategy development, but have you ever taken the time to deliberate how you can effectively achieve your marketing goals? It is always beneficial to review whether the marketing goals that your business has set are on the right track, otherwise, your business will be wasting time, money, and resources.
Why I’m insulted when people say I’m lucky
Every person in business strives for the same goal- SUCCESS. Those who don’t achieve it believe those who do must have gotten “lucky”. Those who attain this much-desired goal know that luck has nothing to do with it.
How to flirt with your customers
You walk in to your favourite restaurant and immediately, something beautiful captures your attention. Summoning all of your courage, you walk over to that breathtaking prospect and begin your introduction. I’ll stop you right there - I’m not talking about a man! I’m describing a potential new client, and that instantaneous attraction of making a new connection. Similar to dating, you must approach business like you would a potential mate.
Yes, I’m encouraging you to flirt with your customers.
Did you make your millions?
End of Financial Year is a reality check for all businesses. Did you do well this year? Could you have done better? Does your team need to be congratulated on their work and achievements? Who are your big spending clients?