In episode 79 of Small Business Big Marketing I asked a number of small business owners what their most effective marketing strategy was. All of them answered ”word-of-mouth marketing, of course!” But (and it’s a big BUT) you don’t just
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In a recent episode we gave some advice to a listener who wanted to become less involved in the day-to-day running of her bakery, yet still earn a decent income. Yes, she wanted her cake and to eat it, too!
A fair question indeed. Small business marketing is any activity aimed directly at generating an enquiry to a small business. That activity may be based around five key aspects: 1. Product – What product (or service) can you offer that
One thing that’s sure to have the icy fingers of doubt running its cold fingers down your spine is the issue of the money-back customer guarantee. No matter what your small business is all about, you simply have to offer
Fred Upton knocked on my door today. He’s one of Australia’s best small business marketers. 68 years old, covered in tatts, absolute salt of the earth fella. He asked me if I wanted a quote to have my windows cleaned
Following on from my recent trip to the theme parks on the Gold Coast, here are my 10 observations of how the they market themselves and questions they pose about how you could be asking about your own business: Product
I was at the local Telstra Shop this week…one of three customers waiting patiently as five staff did ‘stuff’ behind the counter. To fill in the time I decided to send a tweet to Telstra to see if they were
Donating to charities could be so much simpler…and fun. As I see it, here’s the 5 atypical fund-raising tactics as of 2010: Expensive direct mail…where a 2% redemption rate is cause for celebration. Scatter gun advertising based on what the
Donating to charities could be so much simpler…and fun. As I see it, here’s the 5 atypical fund-raising tactics as of 2010: Expensive direct mail…where a 2% redemption rate is cause for celebration. Scatter gun advertising based on what the