There is a process for marketing of brands, which has been around for hundreds of years. But not a system or production line, that suits every single brand or type of business. So, forget wasting time on learning someone else’s system. Instead, gain knowledge of possible tactics including the good, bad and ugly sides.
Grow Your Business. Forget Marketing Systems - M4B Marketing
Posted by m4bmarketing under MarketingFrom http://www.m4bmarketing.com 3895 days ago
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3888 days ago
Is Australia going in the right direction, small business wise? Is the economy getting more free market influenced, or more regulated?
How is the spring weather. It is getting autumn here soon. I miss the Indian Summer in New England.
3888 days ago
Susan
3888 days ago
A personal representing BNI in Sweden, said the following during a training: "People are doing business with people, not businesses with businesses."
3888 days ago
Susan
3889 days ago
As an individualist, I agree that one-size does not fit all and you can't find a standard marketing system that will work for every company. The Groundswell book is covering this issue under the letter, "P" (people).
The thing is to figure out why you are in business and trade with customers.
3888 days ago
Susan
3895 days ago
The biggest drawback with using a set system for marketing your business has to do with the simple fact that all businesses serve inherently different customer bases and different markets. By contrast, I can see how trying a slightly different marketing channel than your competitors might have an out sized payoff in growing your business. Like deciding to experiment with mobile marketing when none of your competitors are doing so. But to then suggest that mobile marketing should be part of everyone's system is a bit crazy. Sure lots of people have smartphones today. But suppose you serve a particular customer base who simply doesn't respond much to that channel.
3894 days ago
Susan