Category Archives: small business

The Customer Experience Map

Part 4 of Build Your Marketing Plan Series July is Build Your Marketing Plan month on The Marketing Spot blog. This is part four of an eight-part series on how to build an exceptional small business marketing plan. Each “lesson” of the series contains a background article, down loadable worksheets and a slidecast. This information

>Weekend Marketing Reading July 5

> Here are some of the week’s best small business marketing blog posts. They are categorized by the four spots of The Marketing Circle of Life. Enjoy and be educated. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons Promotion: The direct mail envelope quandary: plain or bold by Dean Rieck on Direct Creative Blog. The envelope determines whether or

>Podcast: Bob Bly With Direct Mail Copywriting Tips for Small Business

> Episode #9 of Power to the Small Business: The internet show about small business marketing. Writing Effective Copy for Direct Mail Bob Bly has been called "America’s Top Copywriter." He is author of The Copywriter’s Handbook: A Step-By-Step Guide To Writing Copy That Sells. In this episode of the podcast, Bob shares the keys

>How to Conduct Your Own Market Research: Power to the Small Business Podcast

>Episode #7 of the internet show about small business marketing. Getting to Know Your CustomersEd Erickson of Erickson Market Research says that market research can be used to decide how you your market yourself. It can be key, he says in finding the differentiating factor. But many small businesses think that research is a pipe

The Marketing Circle of Life

To revisit an extended series I wrote last fall on the marketing multiplier effect, today I’d like to discuss the interconnectedness of all your marketing efforts. None of your marketing maneuvers operate independently of each other. You may treat them like they do, but they are all connected in what I call The Marketing Circle

Break From the Pack: Power To The Small Business Blogcast

Episode #5 of the internet show about small business marketing. Competing in a Copycat Economy Oren Harari says that most businesses live in Commodity Hell. Your products and services are quickly imitated by competitors large and small, and not just on a local level. Operating in a copycat economy means it’s harder to differentiate yourself,

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