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Outbound Marketing

The traditional concept of marketing has been to find or target customers, whether it be by direct mail, cold calling, telemarketing, trade shows and email blasts and hope that people will respond. Marketing budgets can often be one of the most highly funded departments as resources are spent in market research, demographic studies and market segmentation.

Outbound marketing efforts can include:

  • Direct Mail
  • Mailing Lists
  • Signs, Displays, Billboards
  • Ads in Newspapers and Magazines
  • TV and Radio Advertising

Market Your Small Business values and appreciates all marketing efforts that you consider for your small business. Starting and managing a small business is both rewarding and challenging and ultimately, your business survival will be determined by a customer base that will support your efforts and enable you to be profitable. An important part of that is spending less for more results. Today's marketplace has made that very possible.

The Internet has completely changed the way businesses are being promoted. How many times have you seen Google, E-bay or Amazon ads on TV? These are three of the largest Internet companies in the world and they never advertise on TV. How is that possible? Are you familiar with The Huffington Post? It is a political blog that is the source of political hot topics and breaking news worldwide and its contributors are on every news network from CNN to MSNBC. Have you ever seen a TV ad or heard a radio spot promoting it? There is an Internet entrepreneur earning thousands of dollars monthly blogging. His name is Yaro Starak and he makes his living doing what he loves to do - showing people how to earn a living by creating and managing a blog.  Click Here! to learn more about his story. Have you ever heard of him or thousands of others that are doing the same thing?

None of these organizations or people are using traditional marketing methods to get found or to promote their businesses. They don't have to. The Internet has made it possible for ANYONE to successfully market a business of any size and reap all of the benefits of doing so. Developing a custom marketing mix for your specific small business in this new era can be very exciting and a learning experience as you watch your business take root and blossom.

Market Your Small Business would like to help small business owners to take full advantage of the new marketing landscape that is more effective and less costly. While I may touch on some of the more traditional methods of marketing, the emphasis will definitely be more on "Marketing 2.0" - websites, blogs, social media, email marketing, search engine optimization and the wide array of tools to take full advantage of these dramatic changes.

This is a pivotal point in history as we shift to a new way of conducting business. Social media has pushed the transition even further. Marketing 2.0 is still at the ground level and for those small business owners who take advantage of the new opportunities now will certainly make tremendous gains in business momentum.

 

Social Media Info

Creating Forums

Creating Forums

A forum or a message board allows registered site visitors to ask questions, seek assistance or voice opinions. It is a two-way communication vehicle that is managed by one or several moderators.

YouTube

YouTube

You TubeYouTube is the largest online video sharing website with more than 100 million views daily.

Twitter

Twitter

Twitter originated in 2007 and has experienced phenomenal growth.

Social Networking

Social Networking

Social Networking is just that - networking among your social circles.

RSS

RSS - Really Simple SyndicationRSS

RSS or Really Simple Syndication is used to publish onine content that is changed or updated frequently.

 

 

LinkedIn

LinkedIn

LinkedIn is the world's largest professional online network. It was founded in 2002 and launched in 2003 and currently has an estimated 50,000,000 unique monthly users.

Facebook

Facebook

Facebook is a privately owned social networking website that was founded in 2004 in Cambridge Massachusetts.

MySpace

MySpace

MySpace is a social networking website that was founded in 2003 in Beverly Hills, California.

OpenID

OpenID

OpenIDAn OpenID allows you to create one unique ID that is used as a login for multiple websites. This saves you the trouble of having to create a new user and password whenever you login to another website.

Others

Others

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