Monthly Archives: January 2010

To too many people marketing equates to one of two things: - Selling: with all that entails such as the dreaded double-glazing or financial salesman. - Advertising: with all that entails such as the slick young creative and smarmy account person. Of course marketing also encompasses these functions – though, hopefully not as in the stereotypes that are in so many minds – but marketing is about a great deal more than just selling or advertising. Marketing is the wide...

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I recently left the company I was working for and took a new position with a new employer at a much higher salary. My business is IT, and I left the comfort and stabilty of my old job to work for a startup firm which I think will be a big success. They knew they were going to have to pay for quality personnel so they had no problem meeting my demands in terms of salary, benefits and stock options. What I didn't realize is that while they aren't skimping on compensation, the office environment they provide leaves a lot to be desired.

During the real estate boom, agents might have been able to get their listings sold merely be hammering a sign into the ground. Now agents are seeing their listings staying on the market longer, so even those with years of experience must face facts. To stay in business, you need to become a pro at selling yourself to sellers besieged with marketing messages. "A lot of people are brand new to this," says Betty Wilson, owner & broker for Wilson Realtors in Orlando, FL.

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Many people are confused and miss their mark when it comes to mass communication. They believe that they are sending their message out to everyone. This is a recipe for disaster and a loss of valuable marketing dollars.

Tracking down the identity of an unknown caller is not as hard as you might think. Although you could find out the information you want for free, a lot of your success will depend on luck.

Doctor’s offices need help with billing, accounting firms need records kept; shipping companies need logs of who went where, when, and with what goods.

Implementing marketing segmentation is never a slam dunk and health plans have more difficulty than other firms because of their regulatory environment. Every business function can be mobilized to take full advantage of the opportunities that market segmentation offers.