How to build and maintain your brand equity on packaging and how to optimize your points of communication to sell more product. Using examples from Goldfish by Pepperidge Farm and Apple & Eve Fruitables.
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Brand Building and Messaging when Updating Packaging
Posted by emarketingfreak under Products and ServicesFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4256 days ago
Determining the Right Trade Rate in a Product P&L
Posted by emarketingfreak under Products and ServicesFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4264 days ago
A trade rate allows you to accrue a predefined percentage of your sales for a given product so that you can then spend against the trade that you accrued to then promote your products by offering either temporary price reductions (TPR) or everyday low prices (EDLP). I will show you how to determin
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The Basics of a Product P&L
Posted by emarketingfreak under MarketingFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4266 days ago
Made Hot by: steefen on January 4, 2013 8:11 pm
Creating a P&L for all products that you sell will ensure the success of your small business. My favorite P&L template divides your inputs and factors into four sections: Retail Price Drivers, Product Margin Factors, Gross Margin Factors, and Profitability.
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Making the Most Out of Trade Shows as a Small Business Owner
Posted by emarketingfreak under StartupsFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4466 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on June 20, 2012 11:48 am
Trade shows help kick-start your success as a small business owner. Before wasting your money and attending a trade show, learn my useful tips first.
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Timing of Marketing – Always
Posted by emarketingfreak under MarketingFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4482 days ago
Typically, traditional forms of marketing can be expensive on the grand scale. Print, billboard, radio, and TV can be very costly to get impressions up and consumers to your store or online shop. For small businesses, a marketing budget is
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Clorox, Price Discrimination, and Line Segmentation
Posted by emarketingfreak under MarketingFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4487 days ago
Use price discrimination and Line segmentation to generate additional sales without impacting your existing brand, products, and sales. This article uses Clorox as an example.
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Going From Small to Big Business: What You Need to Know as a Manufacturer
Posted by emarketingfreak under SalesFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4495 days ago
Growth occurs with incremental dollar sales and in order to achieve this, when holding everything constant, is through the two keys that I will show you.
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Service Industry: The Job is Not Done Once Complete
Posted by emarketingfreak under Products and ServicesFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4504 days ago
As a service company that is a small business, there are things that you need to do before, during, and after a job is performed. Today, I want to talk what must be done after a job to ensure success.
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Quality Assurance and 3 Small Business Solutions to Improve Quality
Posted by emarketingfreak under Products and ServicesFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4509 days ago
3 solutions that you can implement as a small business owner to ensure quality assurance if you do not have the money to invest in systems or additional labor, such as the large businesses do.
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Social Media Conversation Calendar for Better Planning
Posted by emarketingfreak under Social MediaFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4516 days ago
Using a social media conversation calendar will allow your small business to refine its social media conversations and deliver on-going and compelling communications
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