An elevator pitch is an effective tool to convince somebody about your products or a new idea. Ideal elevator pitches are brief, crisp and attention-grabbing. If you are writing it down, remember this – an elevator pitch only takes a page to convey your thoughts.
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5 Tips For The Perfect Elevator Pitch
Posted by andymorgan under Direct MarketingFrom http://blog.promodirect.com 3057 days ago
Small Marketing Changes With a Big Impact
Posted by smpayton under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.eggmarketingpr.com 3063 days ago
Marketing has undergone some major changes in the past ten years, not just your standard offline practices but also online methods of marketing a website. In the past 5 years alone, substantial changes to the way that websites are ranked have played a major part in how companies go about marketing.
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Tips to Improve your Direct Mail Campaigns
Posted by johnwarne13 under Direct MarketingFrom https://frescodata.com 3069 days ago
Your direct mail database is of no use if you are unable to analyze it and extract useful bits of information. Before you get overpowered with all the emails you have in your database, begin by reviewing your research objectives.
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Does Content Marketing Help Drive Retail and Holiday Sales?
Posted by seltzer04 under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.sbmarketingtools.com 3070 days ago
As we enter the holiday season more and more retail items are being bought. If you sell such an item, should you expect your website traffic to increase? Should you expect your content marketing efforts to help you generate more sales?
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How To Use Food to Advertise Your Brand
Posted by printsome under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.printsome.com 3070 days ago
Roughly one fourth of social media shares are food related. Big brands have understood this and added social media to their marketing mix to generate online engagement and bring more customers through the door at their business locations.
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5 email subject line strategies that always work
Posted by VanhishikhaBhargava under Direct MarketingFrom http://blog.exitbee.com 3077 days ago
Email marketing is still the most effective channel for direct online marketing. And yet, most businesses are not able to execute successful campaigns because their emails are never read. So here are 5 email subject line strategies that always work.
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Crafting Magical Headlines To Woo Your Readers
Posted by SiteSell under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.sitesell.com 3078 days ago
Getting headlines that stand out today may seem like it needs a magic wand, but what you really need is the right approach.
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Best WordPress Hosting Compared: Beginner\'s Guide (2015)
Posted by BlogPreneurs under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.designbombs.com 3078 days ago
Finding decent WordPress hosting can be a painful process. You need a solution that will do justice to your content, offer rock-solid reliability and hopefully not break the bank.
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5 Growth Hacking Articles You Should Read
Posted by trzeci under Direct MarketingFrom http://desmart.com 3081 days ago
More traffic, more customer, more revenue. This is what every business needs to grow. Is there any magic formula or smart hacks that can increase the number of potential buyers? I bet, you haven’t checked this yet...
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Sensory Marketing: What Can Your Brand Learn from It?
Posted by printsome under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.printsome.com 3084 days ago
Learn more about sensory marketing, discover some tips on how your small company can use top marketing techniques!
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