Marketing
Marketing
Multi-channel marketing (MCM) is an integrated form of advertising that allows businesses to reach a wider audience by combining direct marketing with Internet marketing. Changing the Channel introduces its audience to...
In today’s fast-moving economy, successful companies often have to change course in order to keep up with the shifting demands of the market – essentially, they have to “reposition” themselves in the mind of the...
In How to Sell When Nobody’s Buying, Dave Lakhani presents updated tactics for connecting to new markets, expanding networks, and taking advantage of technology for increased revenues and sales profits...
In order to be successful in business today, companies need to go beyond old marketing techniques and embrace new approaches made possible by the Internet. In e-Riches 2.0, Scott Fox uses his...
In Masters of Sales, Misner and Morgan guide salespeople on a journey through the successful techniques and strategies used by such masterful sellers as Brian Tracy, Tony Robbins, Jay Conrad Levinson,...
It seems that the harder marketers sell, the less likely buyers are willing to listen. And the more marketers try to infiltrate the world of consumers, the more skeptical buyers become, ultimately questioning the...
Simply bundling products and services and targeting different market segments does not mean a company is selling solutions. Being solution-centric means that an organization defines itself by the problems solved for...
Almost two-thirds of Americans’ waking lives are engaged with media of some kind, according to David Verklin and Bernice Kanner, the authors of Watch This, Listen Up, Click Here, and where consumers...
A method for reaching the affluent through their affinity groups. Endorsements are gained for reasons that go beyond the basic product or service the networker offers. High performance networkers do extraordinary...
Blunder 1: Building Better Mousetraps. The main reason so many start-up companies/products/services fail is the "building-better-mousetrap" thinking that does not take the customer into account. Blunder 2: Selling Too...
