We are back from a long hiatus and ready to continue providing insights on how businesses can grow. Our goal is to help businesses leverage the tools and strategies available while maximizing return on investment (ROI). We will publish our blog calendar shortly; however, if you have topics you would like us to explore, feel free to send to us!
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Saturday, November 11, 2017
Monday, January 16, 2017
Finding Your Customers - Market Analysis
Prior to promoting your business to customers, you should know who these customers are, where they are located and how to reach them – target market segmentation. A market analysis will provide information that is vital to understanding your customers. Using the Five W's and H will help you in this effort
- Who are your customers – age, income, gender, interests & etc.
- What products, services or features interest your customers?
- When your customers are most likely to purchase?
- Where your customers are located?
- Why your customers purchase from you?
- How do your customers behave (lifestyle)?
- Bureauof Labor Statistics and Economics& Statistics Administration
- State and local commerce websites
- Articles in trade journals
- Interviews, focus groups, questionnaires, and surveys from your target market and trade associations
- Competitor strengths and weaknesses
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Social Media And Your Business - Snapchat
Attracting new customers to address churn and grow revenue
is a challenge faced by all businesses. It is important to understand the
respective social media platforms in regards to the audience, how you can
leverage and the potential negative impacts. Whether you use Twitter, Facebook,
Instagram, LinkedIn, Periscope and etc, it’s extremely important to develop a social
media strategy prior to posting. By doing so, you will promote a consistent message aligned
with your brand, target the right audience and establish metrics to measure performance. According to LeilaLewis, Snapchat has moved from personal use to business where you can
engage your customers using Geofilters for events, behind-the-scene looks and
more.
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