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HP SurveyHP Survey
According to an HP survey, According to an HP survey, 64% of small businesses lack 64% of small businesses lack confidence in their marketing confidence in their marketing decisions, 60% felt their decisions, 60% felt their marketing could be more marketing could be more effective, and only 27% had effective, and only 27% had designed a company logodesigned a company logo
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Basic MarketingBasic Marketing
Customer orientation – identify Customer orientation – identify needsneeds
Segmentation & TargetingSegmentation & TargetingPositioning vis-à-vis competitionPositioning vis-à-vis competitionMarketing mix (Four Ps)Marketing mix (Four Ps)
Plus people, processes, physical Plus people, processes, physical evidence (evidence (case studies, testimonials, case studies, testimonials, demonstrations)demonstrations)
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Five QuestionsFive Questions
What's unique about your business idea? The USP.What's unique about your business idea? The USP.Who is your target buyer? Who is your target buyer?
Who buys your product or service now, and who do you really Who buys your product or service now, and who do you really want to sell to? want to sell to?
Who are your competitors? Who are your competitors? Can you effectively compete in your chosen market? Can you effectively compete in your chosen market?
What positioning message? What positioning message? How can you position your business or product to let people How can you position your business or product to let people
know it is specialknow it is special
What's your distribution strategy? What's your distribution strategy? How will you get your product or service in the hands of your How will you get your product or service in the hands of your
customers?customers?
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More questionsMore questions
What things on your list are unique versus What things on your list are unique versus your direct competitors.your direct competitors.
Which of these benefits is most important to Which of these benefits is most important to your clients?your clients?
Which of these would be difficult for other's in Which of these would be difficult for other's in your industry to copy?your industry to copy?
Which of these can be easily communicated?Which of these can be easily communicated?Craft headlines to promote your USPCraft headlines to promote your USP
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TipsTipsRemember the Basics:Remember the Basics:
Quality — do it better.Quality — do it better.Promotion — buyers must be aware of Promotion — buyers must be aware of
and motivated to purchase your and motivated to purchase your product.product.
Price — do it cheaper or provide better Price — do it cheaper or provide better value.value.
Distribution — Distribution — make it easy to get, to get make it easy to get, to get fixed, or to get more of.fixed, or to get more of.
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35 online marketing tactics35 online marketing tactics
Blogging Blogging Search engine optimization Search engine optimization Blogger relations Blogger relations Email marketing Email marketing Social networks (Facebook, Social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn) LinkedIn)
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Tactics ctd.Tactics ctd.
Corporate web site Corporate web site Pay per click Pay per click Online public relations Online public relations Webinars/Teleconference Webinars/Teleconference Online display ads Online display ads Online communities/forumsOnline communities/forums
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Tactics ctd Tactics ctd
Social News / Bookmarking Social News / Bookmarking Viral marketing Viral marketing eCommerce eCommerce Feeds/Comparison Shopping Feeds/Comparison Shopping
Blog advertising Blog advertising IM / Microblogging (Twitter) IM / Microblogging (Twitter)
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Tactics ctdTactics ctd
Sponsorship / Cross Branding Sponsorship / Cross Branding Paid reviews Paid reviews Affiliate marketing Affiliate marketing Free content (white papers) Free content (white papers) Online contests, giveaways Online contests, giveaways RSS advertisingRSS advertising
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Tactics ctd Tactics ctd
Behavioral targeting Behavioral targeting Advergames Advergames Podcasts Podcasts Rich media apps/demos Rich media apps/demos (Flash) (Flash)
Rich media avatarsRich media avatars
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Tactics ctd.Tactics ctd.
Virtual worlds Virtual worlds Virtual tradeshows Virtual tradeshows Video marketing Video marketing Contextual Advertising Contextual Advertising Widgets Widgets Mobile ads Mobile ads
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Tactics ctd.Tactics ctd.
User generated content User generated content Branded microsites Branded microsites
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Marketing MetricsMarketing Metrics
Tracking who buys, when, Tracking who buys, when, how, why, wherehow, why, where
Cost to acquire and retainCost to acquire and retainFollowing up leadsFollowing up leads