Monthly Archives: May, 2011

Marketing Guide Book The Little Book of Network Marketing “A Pocket Guide”

Don't let the small size fool you! This handy pocket guide packs all things network marketing from A to Z into one concise reference guide that you can take with you anywhere. With an interactive section that allows...

Choosing a Target Market

Consider the following when choosing a target market. Measurability Can you identify numerically how many people/businesses are possible customers? Determine the actual number of potential customers in your targeted area. Accessibility Can you reach your target market by the means available to you...

Marketing Guide Book A Simple Guide to Marketing Your Book: What an Author and Publisher Can Do to Sell More Books Reviews

A concise step-by-step guide to marketing your book. Complete with all the resources and references you need, including: defining and locating your target audience, the best places to distribute your book and creating a demand using publicity and...

Marketing Guide Book The Complete Guide to Book Marketing

With an intense focus on strategy that won’t be found in any other guide, this invaluable resource will be of immediate help to publishers, authors, and most anyone who wants to succeed in the publishing industry.Completely updated and expanded...

Marketing Guide Book Smashwords Book Marketing Guide – How to Market any Book for Free (Smashwords Guides)

Learn how to market any book. This popular book marketing primer has helped over 30,000 authors and publishers dramatically improve their book marketing results. The Smashwords Book Marketing Guide contains practical, easy-to-implement advice on how to market...

Identifying your Customers

To develop a marketing program that helps you reach and meet the needs of your market, you must first identify you customers. A market profile identifies your customers. There are many ways to describe your customers, whether they are...

Choosing your Market Strategy

Strategic planning sets the stage for the rest of the firm’s planning initiatives. Many small businesses fail to outline a plan and run into cash flow or other problems as a result. Bankruptcy is the ultimate failure due to...

Setting Goals

The mission statement continually guides the growth of your business; but, company goals will provide you with specific targets to work toward. Goals may include but are not limited to: Achieve x% market share by end of the first year Increase sales...

Analyzing your Business

A mission statement defines an organization’s purpose. Market definitions of a business define the company’s mission in terms of satisfying the customer’s needs. Mission statements must be realistic and specific. Make the statement workable, designed to use as an...
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