Monthly Archives: July 2009
Virtual relationship marketing
It’s long been known as a key ingredient in traditional marketing, so it’s surprising that it’s taken so long to become ‘the done thing’ in internet marketing. In traditional marketing, we know that we need to cultivate relationships with the … Continue reading
Posted in Direct Response, Promotional, Public Relations
Tagged Boundaries, Business Contacts, Business Organizations, Internet Marketing, Internet Relationships, Intimacy, Linkedin, Media Accounts, Networking Concept, Perry Belcher, Relationship Marketing, Social Graces, Social Interaction, Traditional Marketing, Traffic, Twitter, Virtual Marketing, Virtual Relationship, What This Means
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The Power of Focus Groups.
I’m not a fan of meetings. When I first came to North America, I was frustrated and amused by how much time business people spent in meetings. I used to joke that people had meetings to plan meetings. Committees for … Continue reading
Posted in Direct Response, Promotional, Public Relations
Tagged Brains, Career, Committees, Customer Base, Desires, Focus Group, Focus Groups, Interference, Map, Marketers, Marketing, Marketing Career, North America, Open Ended Questions, People Talking, Perceptions, Staggering Number, Target Market, Third Party, Time Business, Traffic, Valuable Tool
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25 ways to write for money
The economy appears to be recovering, which is good. One thing many of us have discovered, though, is just how vulnerable we are to the ups and downs of global affairs. It makes it more imperative than ever to look … Continue reading
