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(小企业营销非官方指南)THE UNOFFICIAL GUIDE TO MARKETING YOUR SMALL BUSINESS

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(小企业营销非官方指南)THE UNOFFICIAL GUIDE TO MARKETING YOUR SMALL BUSINESS

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作 者:MarciaLaytonTurner 著

出 版 社:Oversea Publishing House

出版时间:2006-10-1

I S B N:9780471799078

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Whether you own an upscale boutique or a plumbing company, a design studio or a dog walking service, a wholesale business or a homey cafe, marketing is critical to your success. This guide helps you create a cost-effective, targeted marketing plan with a consistent image and message to build your customer base and your business. It covers traditional print and broadcast advertising, but since most small businesses can't afford spots in the Super Bowl, it turns you on to practical alternatives ranging from online marketing to on-site marketing, and from stuffers to telemarketing to sales promotions. This guide helps you determine how to get maximum marketing impact for minimum marketing dollars with:
  Vital Information on defining your target market and knowing your customers
  Money-Saving Techniques, including capitalizing on public relations and networking opportunities
  Time-Saving Tips for delegating selected marketing projects
  The Latest Trends in branding and in online marketing, including using e-zines, blogs, and podcasts
  Handy Checklists and Charts to help you implement and evaluate various marketing tactics
  作者简介:MARCIA LAYTON TURNER received an MBA from the University of Michigan and worked at the Eastman Kodak Company before founding her own marketing consulting firm, Layton & Co. She serves as the small business expert for Small Business Advantage, hosted at the BusinessWeek website. She has written for and been featured in such publications as Money, Entrepreneur, USA Weekend, and Black Enterprise, and she is the author of several books, including Kmart's Ten Deadly Sins, Emeril! Inside the Amazing Success of Today's Most Popular Chef, and, most recently, The Unofficial Guide to Starting a Small Business, Second Edition.

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目录

Introduction
Ⅰ Marketing Matters
 1 Zeroing In on Your Customer
  Divide and conquer
  How many customers make a successful business?
  Who are you currently selling to?
  Understanding demographics
  Picture your perfect customer
  Just the facts
 2 Why Customers Buy
  Decisions, decisions: How customers buy
  Your product meets their needs
  Your product has a competitive advantage
  Your product is priced right
  Your product is convenient
  Just the facts
 3 Know Your Enemies
  Who are they?
  What do they offer?
  How do they measure up?
  What’s their marketing strategy?
  Take an inside look at their operations
  Information is power
  Just the facts
Ⅱ Planning Your Success
 4 Positioning
  Perception is reality
  Who’s on first?
  What makes you different?
  Positioning strategies
  Holding on to the lead
  The follower advantage
  Just the facts
 5 Goal Setting
  The bottom line
  Financial goals
  Customer goals
  Image goals
  Just the facts
 6 Your Marketing Plan
  Why plan?
  Outline of a plan
  A marketing plan’s long-term value
  Just the facts
Ⅲ The Least Expensive Ways to Market Your Business
 7 Public Relations
  Relevancy
  Contact point
  PR tools
  More advanced PR tools
  Beyond publicity
  Just the facts
 8 Networking
  Be prepared
  Trade and professional organizations
  Alumni groups
  Volunteer and civic organizations
  Private clubs
  Online networking
  Networking groups and tip clubs
  Barter exchanges
  Referrals
  How not to network
  Follow up or fail
  Just the facts
 9 Public Speaking
  Public presentations
  Seminars
  Courses
  Webinars
  Getting comfortable with public speaking
  Preparing a presentation
  Just the facts
Ⅳ Moderately Priced Marketing Approaches
 10 Online Marketing
  The best online tool: Your Web site
  Digitally communicating your message
  Just the facts
 11 Printed Pieces
  Must have: The basics
  Helpful to have
  Just the facts
 12 Sales Promotion Opportunities
  Selling to new customers
  Selling more to existing customers
  Selling higher value offerings to existing customers
  Just the facts
 13 In-Person Marketing
  Manning a booth at trade shows
  Setting up appointments and meetings
  Making presentations
  Door-to-door calls
  Using sandwich boards
  Handing out flyers
  Just the facts
 14 Telemarketing
  Rules you don’t want to break
  Cold calling
  Warm calling
  Outsourcing
  Inbound telemarketing
  Teleseminars
  Just the facts
Ⅴ Higher-Cost (But Highly Effective) Marketing Tools
 15 Branding
  Consistency
  Awards
  Certifications
  Promotional products
  Packaging
  Employee dress and/or uniforms
  Signage
  Sponsorships
  Just the facts
 16 Advertising
  Print advertising
  Broadcast
  Out-of-home advertising
  Indoor opportunities
  Inserts
  Online Advertising
  Design Do’s and Don’ts
  Just the facts
Ⅵ Finding What Works and Sticking With It
 17 Choices, Choices
  The top tier: Selecting the most important activities
  Expanding with additional marketing tools
  When to do it yourself; when to delegate
  Just the facts
 18 Evaluating What’s Working and What’s Not
  Tracking marketing methods
  Testing your message(s)
  Knowing when to stop
  Just the facts
 19 Reuse, Recycle, Repurpose
  One-shot deals are a waste
  Integrated marketing is the most cost effective
  Getting better results without breaking the bank
  Just the facts
Ⅶ Appendices
 A Glossary
 B Resource Directory
  Organizations
  Web sites
 C Further Reading
Index

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