Category Archives: MARKETING

How to get customers

It’s not the wild west, so here’s some quick marketing tips to get started. Without sounding simplistic let’s split companies into 2 marketer groups: Companies targeting a market sharing a similar need. They find a solution to that problem (Product) only they can do in this particular way (Unique Selling Point). The simpler route. Then, […]

Important questions to ask before selecting the right Branding Agency for your business or idea

Planning for a new logo, or changes to your product offering have prompted thoughts you may need a refresh? Have you had the same website for 3-5 years? Considering updates to your sales tools? If so, you need a branding agency to bring your dreams and plans to life!   But how do you choose […]

Steps for building your sales pipeline in the first place

What is a sale pipeline, again? It’s a snapshot of where prospects are in the sales process and how close they are to buying. Showing how many deals salespeople are expected to close and when, and the status in reaching their quota. See last month’s article for Tips on how to maintain your Sales Pipeline. […]

Get your Website found on the Web

93% of online experiences begin with a search engine, and Google hold over 90% of the search engine market share.. Paid adverts appear at the top of Google, however, it’s the organic search results that don’t have that word ‘Sponsored’ above, that usually achieve the higher click through rate. One of the first things you […]

Get cozy, improve your sales

Beat the winter sales blues with warm and cozy promotions, activities and initiatives that keep the POS system beeping. While others go into hibernation and often reduce their activity, you can take advantage as this as a great time to stand out. Here’s a few ideas to help too: Brand update – How up-to-date is […]

OK customer, you’re fired

Whoa, steady on, I’m out there looking for new customers too. But while customer acquisition may be an important focus for many, it is crucial to know when enough is enough. Some customers are just not going to be right for you. They might take more time than their share, or you might never be […]