How to Avoid Making Marketing Mistakes

Posted by m4bmarketing under Marketing
From http://www.m4bmarketing.com 5272 days ago
Made Hot by: stillwagon428 on June 16, 2010 5:44 pm

Have you ever made a mistake when marketing your products or services? Most of us have and if you have not made a mistake yet, you probably will at some stage. The key point about the mistakes made in marketing is what you learn from them, understand where you went wrong, what were the reasons and not repeat the errors. Here are a few ways to avoid making marketing mistakes:

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Written by ajayjoya
5272 days ago

all the tips are great to keep away mistakes, thanks

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Written by m4bmarketing
5272 days ago

Thanks Ajay

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Written by saraib820
5272 days ago

GREAT advice from Marketing GURU Susan Oakes! Check it Out:

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Written by saraib820
5273 days ago

Our pleasure Susan!

Your fans,

Yoni and Rivkah Maisel

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Written by saraib820
5273 days ago

I always love how you can look on the bottom corner and see who's online. Hi Susan!

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Written by saraib820
5273 days ago

...and our retweet :)

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Written by saraib820
5273 days ago

You've got my vote too! Great article!

Rivkah

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Written by yoni67
5273 days ago

Good Morning/evening Susan!

Already saw and commented on your GREAT article on your site! So I will post it here too!!! You are 100% right about learning from mistakes...something that is hard to do for we must admit we made a mistake, something the human mind is not easily conditioned to do :(

Susan,

Great post. I have one addition which I call the "Washing Machine Dilemma." We have a washing machine which we set on "5" for a good thirty minute cycle. Every once in a while we put it on "6" by mistake...the cycle is around two hours long. We know that to stop the too-long cycle entails stopping it, draining the water and spinning it before we can reset it to the proper number...so we just let it go for two hours. It wastes time and resources.

A big challenge for me is realizing that something is not working, stopping it and moving on to something more productive.

Great thought-provoking post!

Yoni

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Written by m4bmarketing
5273 days ago

Thanks Yoni and Rivkah and your addition Yoni is great.I appreciate your comments and retweet. It is 6 pm Wednesday down under.

You are right Yoni, about admitting them is hard. But if you take it as a step in the leaning process it makes it easier.

As I mentioned in my reply and thank you for commenting on the blog if you have check points that need to be reached it can give you early warning signs.

Have a great day both of you.

Susan

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