5 Convincing Reasons Not to Have a Marketing Plan
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Learn the top 5 reasons you SHOULDN’T go through the time and effort to create a marketing plan. This could change everything; stop wasting time and effort!
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Learn the top 5 reasons you SHOULDN’T go through the time and effort to create a marketing plan. This could change everything; stop wasting time and effort!
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It's nothing personal - don't take offense... So your customers just don't want to talk to you anymore. No, they're not breaking up with you - they just don't like talking that much. So how do you do business with someone who doesn't want to talk?
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A business without an internet presence in the 21st century is devastating. Word of mouth and referrals can only reach a limited number of people. Potential customers also no longer use the phone book to search for a business. They use search engines to get information about businesses that provide products and services they need. If you have no website to tell your story, they will not find you.
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Have you ever had a customer or client say something like, "wow, I had no idea you guys offered that"? As a salesperson or business owner this can be good news for the company, but the takeaway for an in-house marketing professional should be different.
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Saturday was a big day in the world of Sports! First, we had the Kentucky Derby “the most exciting two minutes in sportsâ€. Then late Saturday Night, we had the highly anticipated Mayweather-Pacquiao fight. Each of these events were great opportunities for companies to advertise and market their products and get their brands in front of a large audiences. What we witnessed was everything from traditional advertising to bizarre and possibly risky business…or, was it pure genius marketing?