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Showing posts with label Results. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 January 2009

Seven Keys to Business Growth

There are just 7 key areas in which you grow your business. Using all 7 of these will let your business reach or get very close to its potential very quickly.

These areas are:

1. Lead Generation
2. Boost your Conversion Rates
3. Increase the Size of Customer Transactions
4. Increase your Profit Margin
5. Increase the Number of Purchases
6. Increase your Customers “lifetime”
7. Get More Referrals


There are numerous proven strategies …..

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Unique Selling Propostion

A Unique Selling Proposition (USP) differentiates you or your business from your competitors in the minds of your clients and prospects. Your USP is found in your business – you just need to articulate it in a way that makes you stand out. Your customers need to be able to quickly see what it is YOU do that is so UNIQUE and BENEFICIAL to them. This is very important to you!!!

Having a USP will …..

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Marketing to a Target Audience

Marketing to a target audience or niche market (a specific group of people or businesses that want and need your products or services) represents your best chance of getting an excellent return for your marketing efforts. By focusing on select groups of people or businesses that are more likely to want or need your products, you can substantially increase your success from marketing campaigns.

Certain groups of people …..

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Tuesday, 27 January 2009

"Baker's Dozen" Productivity Tools Updated

I have recently updated the "Baker's Dozen" Productivity Tools list on our website. Thirteen (bakers dozen!) very useful software productivity tools that help make your business and life a little less hectic. Read the full article on our innovative internet marketing website.

Get your Website Indexed Quickly

Here are two tips that can result in having your websites indexed by the search engines in a matter of minutes!

Tip 1 - Article Marketing and Propeller
Write an article on a subject related to your website and post. You can post to a blog with a link back to your main website, to an article directory (again with link back to your main website) or on your main website. Once you have posted the article, submit it to Propeller. Check the backlinks to the article on the search engines five minutes later - you should see the link from Propeller. Whalla!

Tip 2 - Google Notebook
Google Notebook, one of the Apps that Google provides, allows you to highlight text and save it, right on your custom desktop. If you make your Notebook public (shared), it gets indexed by Google within the same day! So write something in your notebook (could be a "tweet") with a link to your website, and again, Whalla, your website gets indexed very quickly.

Now why would you go through the process of submitting your sites manually to the search engines and waiting anything up to 6 months for them to index?

Wednesday, 5 March 2008

Ultimate Outcome and Unique Selling Proposition

There is a lot of talk, and lots written these days about your "Unique Selling Proposition". What is your unique proposition to sell your services or products? This is important to understand, because it is what differentiates you in the market place from your competitors. It is also important to ensure that your customers and prospects KNOW what makes you unique. Recently I read a newsletter from Robert Middleton, of Action Plan Marketing where he talks about your "Ultimate Outcome" and your "Unique Service Offering". The ultimate outcome is essentially your value proposition or more simply stated, the actual result you deliver to your customer. The unique service offering is the way (product or service) in which you deliver the ultimate outcome to your customer. I like this concept much more than the unique selling proposition, because it focuses on the customer - after all, the customer is less interested in what YOU are SELLING, but much more interested in what THEY need and how you might be able to fill that need! Worth thinking about......