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8 Tips on how to Succeed with your Marketing
It has become easier to reach out with your marketing, but harder to reach.
The biggest challenge of our time is not to find ways to communicate with our customers, but what our communication should contain to make customers feel that it gives them valuable information, which thus cuts through the noise.
This is how you succeed with your marketing
1. Be active
To be active is crucial. If you want something to happen, you must be prepared to work for it. And by “work” I do not mean that you have to google for 20 minutes, here we talk about at least a couple of full working days. Now you may think it sounds like a lot of time but I promise, it will pay off.
2. Create valuable content and share it in social media
Give your followers a reason to keep following you – and make them want to tell their friends about you and your business.
3. Take advantage of direct marketing
Don’t underestimate various forms of direct marketing. Email your customers, talk to everyone you know, participate in social media discussions and relevant forums.
4. Make sure you are online – but not everywhere
Have a website and accounts in relevant social media. Do not waste time on channels where your target audience is absent.
5. Was a little old-fashioned
Hand out your business cards. Set up a promotional item. Digital is good but sometimes it can be good to go back to basics. One thing doesn’t have to mean you exclude the other.
6. Get ambassadors
Make it easy for others to spread information about your business. Examples of this can be as simple a thing as providing good service.
7. Assume that no one has a clue about who you are or what you are doing
… and no one understands why they should be dealing with you and your business. Explain, argue, and motivate until people understand.
8. Network
Hang out at trade fairs, attend lectures and events. Where your customers are, simply!
And one last tip, dare to test new things. Dare to test, the more you work with your marketing the more fun and easier it will be – just like with everything else in life, exercise provides skill! And more importantly, the more you’ll understand what works and what doesn’t.
