Build Relationships Create Customer Loyalty
Generate New Customers Increased Revenue
Marketing your products and services whether a "Brick and Mortar" operation or an exclusively Internet enterprise can be confusing and expensive. If one attempts to go with the "everybody knows" old methods of marketing, they are likely to be disappointed and less solvent.
Advertising can be expensive... very expensive. The best strategy is to go back to basics with a few twists. Common sense instead of "everybody knows" is the first point of reference one should use. Let's start with really looking at some good ol' common sense observations.
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Most businesses spend the vast majority, if not all, of their advertising budgets attempting to lure in new customers to their real or virtual location in an attempt to increase their customer base, and in doing so, increase their revenue.
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Most businesses spend very little to nothing attempting to get existing customers to continue their patronage, to encourage loyalty and to refer their friends to become customers as well.
Doesn't it just make sense that it is easier to cause an Existing Satisfied Customer to make a new purchase or a referral than to bring in a new inexperienced prospect to become a satisfied customer.
Consider an Annual Growth of 40%+ as an
Extreme Success!
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Bring about an extra visit and purchase by an existing satisfied customer every three months, a business will experience a 25% revenue increase each year.
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Cause an existing customer to refer two people per year to become a new customer, the company revenue will increase by almost 17%.
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This growth would be in addition to the increase of new customer acquisition through "traditional" promotion to the "general public".
Have an
Excellent Growth Pattern
with Increased Revenues for the Year
by over 15%, 20%, 40% or more!
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