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Adult B2B Marketing Tip of the Day
The first distinction that should be made is the distinction between strategic and tactical marketing.
Strategic marketing has to do with what you say, how you say it, and who you say it to. In other words, it?s the content of your marketing message. Tactical marketing is the execution of your strategic marketing plan as far as generating leads, placing media, creating marketing tools, and implementing a follow up system. In other words, it?s the medium your message is delivered in. The distinction between strategic and tactical marketing is huge. Most people mistakenly assume that when you talk about marketing that you?re automatically talking about tactical marketing?-placing ads, generating leads, sending out mailers, attending trades shows, creating brochures, implementing a follow up system, and so forth. They fail to realize that the strategic side of the coin?-what you say, how you say it, and who you say it to?-is almost always MORE important than the marketing medium WHERE you say it. For more information SUBSCRIBE to our new weekly marketing newsletter. |
you've WAAAAY overestimated this crowd
marketing 101 - know your target market |
Your own marketing is not that good if you just copy paste those tips I would say.
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Most businesses have both a strategic marketing plan and a tactical marketing plan, and it is important to keep these two platforms separate. People often mistakenly assume that when you talk about marketing, you're speaking of "tactical" marketing, which consists of placing ads, generating leads, sending out mailers and brochures, etc. However, strategic marketing focuses on the message and communication of the message. Simply put, tactical marketing is the execution of your marketing plan - the medium by which your message is delivered, and strategic marketing focuses on the content of your message—what you say and to whom you say it. The key difference is the focus on making sure overall customer situations mesh with your overall company direction. Not to get distracted, or veer off course of your overall company direction, but at every step of development for your strategic plan, and execution of your plan, that you are indeed on course of what the overall vision and goals of the company are. |
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Content vs. Execution Many companies try to figure out how to sell more before they find out how to provide a solution to their consumers' needs. The procedure for accomplishing this is exactly the same every single time, for every kind of business. It is the advertiser's job to pay attention to human nature, to research human nature, and to have some insight into how people make their purchasing decisions. Strategically, marketing programs and advertising should get the attention of target market prospects and facilitate their decision-making. This lowers their risk for taking the next step in the buying process. By understanding what's important to your target market, you can then put together a strategy that gets more qualified prospects to call, reduces your sales cycle, and increases your conversion ratios. After the strategy is in place, the tactical execution simply consists of testing and implementing your strategic plan. Business-to-business Strategic Marketing There is a business-to-business aspect to many companies, in which case these business-to-business transactions count as customer situation. For marketing to businesses who are your clients and customers, this means combining industry sector segmentation and product use with other factors related to purchasing decisions. For example, this would include purchase criteria and decision motivations that effect larger, enterprise sized purchases. In this case, part of your strategic marketing plan is to build strong, personal relationships with these larger businesses, and focus on providing customized service, products and even anticipate the needs of your business clients. Although a business is obviously a larger entity than a single customer, many of the same principles prevail; the most important being a keen sense of service, and making them feel they are important and that you pay special attention to them. A strategic marketing plan encompasses developing a message, and developing the best way to communicate this message?and contemplates the best strategy to deal with communicating this message. Tactical marketing is important as it executes the strategic plan, but it is important to keep these two subjects divided as you develop a successful marketing plan for your company. |
Fuck it, now I don't have to signup anymore.
Thnx Juicy!!! |
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p.s. I didn't appreciate being added to your newsletter without opting in. Giving a business card at a show is not opting into a newsletter. |
ye, i even google something that's 6 months old
http://ezinearticles.com/?Strategic-...ing&id=1066668 fucktard Joe Cavell that wrote it, will rip you a new asshole when he finds out you have riped most of his ezine articles |
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pwned. |
are you the guy who does mainstream PR stuff? name sounds familiair
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haha.. from another board - what you posted after being called out for stealing the article there as well...
"Toby I think you take way too much of your time worrying about other people's business. But since you asked, I am a licensee of the same marketing program that this guy probably is a licensee of. If you'd like, I could show you the license. And the guy who you quoted wasn't the one who originally wrote it either. But it's good information and the basis for my marketing system, ok?" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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