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3 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Starting A New Business

By Kimberly Reddington

Starting a new business is very challenging. There are some things you can do to make it easier and to ensure a more successful start. People tend to make similar mistakes across the board.

The Four Red Light Factors For Your Business Brand

By Erin Ferree

Making decisions about the 4 following Brand Definition factors does make you stop and wait a bit but ensures that you proceed through the branding process safely and create a brand that will help your business to reach its goals safely and comfortably.

Get The Most Out Of Your Marketing Message

By Jody Gabourie

Your marketing message serves as your message blueprint and will be where you go every time you need to write marketing copy. Learn many of the ways you can use your marketing message to ensure that all your marketing communications say exactly what you want them to say and accurately reflect you and your company.

Build Your Business Through A Powerful Value Proposition

By Rus Kinzinger

In a great economy, being undistinguished is a kiss of average. when the economy is southbound, however, it is the kiss of death! Retail survival must be an act of sheer intentionality. This article makes a case for building a prosperous business on the back of a powerful value proposition. Then it shows you how to do so.

Know Your Market Before You Figure Out Your Marketing Message

By Jody Gabourie

It is important to zero-in on a primary group of people and really understand who they are and what makes them tick. When you understand the type of people you are marketing to, you can craft marketing messages that speak directly to them.

How To Magnetize Your Target Market!

By Bonita L Richter

Discover the golden egg when you find out who is your Ideal Client---one that will be attracted to your unique personal brand and style. Shift your focus to include both "inner" and "outer" worlds, and naturally attract more clients and income into your business!

PR Packs A Punch In The Credit Crunch

By Suzie Young

Running a successful business in a buoyant market is impressive, seeing it successfully through the lean times however requires a new breed of business acumen. This is when PR steps out from behind the scenes and into the limelight, says Sarah Wilkin, Director of Honey PR in Cambridge…

Who Are You Talking To?

By Nancy D Waring

Defining your talking market

Your Target Market Is YOU

By Elizabeth Davis

What is a niche? Your niche is your special place, position or forte. It's the "thing" you do that sets you apart from the competition. Once you determine your niche, then you need to determine your target market. Are you with me? Let's delve deeper.

What Benefits Do You Offer To Your Clients?

By Jody Gabourie

To find your most profitable clients, your first small business tactic is to figure out what exactly you have to offer to potential and current clients. If you haven't got a clear understanding of what you have to offer in exchange for what people want, then you'll have a difficult time trying to make a marketing relationship work.

Your Customer's Problems Are Your Marketing Opportunities

By Jody Gabourie

The essential purpose of a small business is that your product or service provides some kind of solution to some kind of need or problem. Learn how to figure out what your prospects' and clients' problems are so you can demonstrate credibly that you can provide the solution.

#1 Marketing Strategy: Your Marketing Message

By Jody Gabourie

Your marketing message is what forms the background of all your marketing strategies and communications. If your marketing message is weak, unclear or poorly crafted, then it doesn't matter what specific marketing tactics you use...your prospects and customers won't take notice. Find out the five questions your marketing message should be answering in order to be dynamic and effective.

Why Networking Could Be Your Biggest Lead Generating Tool

By Katrina Sawa

The more people you know, the more referrals and repeat business you will get. In turn, this will lead to more money that you will earn in sales What are you doing to network to meet new people? While you are out networking, remember to ask some important questions; this process will help you break the ice.

Why Your Business Brand Shouldn't Be An Exact Mirror Image Of You

By Erin Ferree

Customers and prospects are more concerned about their needs, their businesses, and their situations than they are about how good you are. What they want to know is how you're going to help them. And if you're a one-person business, they're likely to be more concerned about the fact that you're the only one there rather than being thrilled about your experience.

How Your Business Should Act Like A Snowflake

By Erin Ferree

Just like snowflakes, your business will have several different types of uniqueness. On the surface, you'll want your brand and marketing materials to look unique, so that when all of your materials go out, they can stand out from your competitions'.

Teleseminars: A Quick Way To Cash

By Alicia Forest

If you're reading this ezine, it's likely that you've participated in a teleseminar, whether it be mine or one of my colleagues. You've probably been on some that have been very good, where you got tons of really valuable information. And you may have found yourself on a few that were nothing but pitch-fests for the host's lastest product.

How To Outfox Your Competition

By Ken Daniells

One of the challenges every businessperson has to confront is their competition. Where do you stand with yours? Are you losing business to them? Does competing with them seem impossible? These and similar questions frequently cross the minds of business owners.

Build Your List Fast Via Interviews

By Alicia Forest

Did you know that one of the quickest ways to draw attention to your business is by conducting interviews of people in your niche whose name is familiar to your target market?

Ladies . . . Start Your Engines!

By Susan L Reid

Have you ever watched the Indy 500? The audience cheers when it hears, "Gentlemen . . . start your engines!" These 4 words announce the start of something big. Writing a promotion plan is the start of something big, too. So why aren't more women-owned businesses taking time to write one? Read Top 5 Reasons Women Business Owners Put Off Writing Promotion Plans & 7 Affordable Things You Can Do to Jump-start Your Promotion Plan.

Turn Your Competitors Into Collaborators

By Alicia Forest

Do you get discouraged or stuck in building your business because you think there's too many others to compete against in your niche? A lot of solo business owners feel this way, especially when they are first starting out.

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