Too good to be true pricing is out of control in the world of web site design and its tempting business owners every day.
PostcardMania CEO, Joy Gendusa, sat down with Neva from Time for Investing, a blog for real estate professionals, to get to the bottom of the the best marketing strategies for their industry.
It would be great if online marketingwebsites, pay-per-click, email, etc.were all you needed to get the most out of your business’s marketing plan, but that just isn’t the case.
Joy was featured in the award winning publication, THE RIDE. Joy Gendusa, owner of PostcardMania in Clearwater, Fla., discovered that small-business owners dont have the knowledge to get the best results from postcards.
Joy recorded a video interview with Louiseville Gals Real Estate Blog and shared marketing tips for real estate professionals.
When you really take a close look at it, your best leads are people youve already worked with. Maintaining a relationship with a customer and building on the trust you have already established costs much less than continually finding new clients.
Every website exists for the purpose of being seen. Whether you are a small business offering products or services, or a blogger looking to gain readers and wider web influence; you want prospective clients to see what you have to offer. However, achieving those site visits is only half the battle.
The holidays are nearly upon us, and you can almost hear the opening bell being rung. And with that sound, businesses all over the country prepare to square off against each other in the ring of holiday marketing! But not everyone can be a winner. There will be winners and losers when the dust settles in January.
The goal of every direct mail marketing campaign is to generate leads and then convert as many of those leads as possible. In order to do that you need to construct a complete marketing system that leaves no lead behind.
Direct mail suffers from longstanding myths about its effectiveness. Most novice marketers get the wrong idea about direct mail often in the area of what to spend and how much to mail.