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Why Isn’t My Business Successful? : 3 Signs It’s Time To Consult A Digital Marketing Agency
Are you tired of your competitors always getting an edge on you? Are you having trouble developing, launching and maintaining successful online advertising campaigns? Are you designing your marketing campaigns alone and not seeing the results you want? Look, we get it…you’re used to doing everything yourself; especially all of your marketing. Good help is hard to come by. Plus as a small business owner, you’re accustomed to doing everything yourself because no one knows your business and your customers quite as you do. Makes sense. Fair enough.
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From the Inside Out: Internal Processes and Customer Loyalty
Even the most professional brands can have poor customer loyalty. If that sounds like your business, you should examine its internal processes! Customers might never see the way your business is run, but its inner workings can decide whether they’re one-time visitors or lifelong fans.
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How To Retain Your Customers : 4 Ways To Create And Foster Loyalty
It’s a whole lot easier to convince a frequently returning customer to either purchase more from you or to buy from you again than it is to convince someone who’s never interacted with your brand before. Furthermore, it’s a lot more efficient and less expensive. Now you know why caring for your current customers is a good idea and the right thing to do. Yet, if your not sure on how to care for them here are 4 ways you can implement internal business processes that’ll create and foster your customers’ loyalty.
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No Spam Zone: 5 Tips to Effective Email Marketing
Not seeing the results you want from your attempts at email marketing? Email is an important part of your overall marketing strategy, but it is a lot more complex than just typing a message and hitting send. Here are a few tips to upping your email game.
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Why Businesses Like To Make Their Customers Cry
A quick look at data provided by the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, or IPA, shows the clear preference of emotion-driven advertising. Successful businesses that used only emotion in their ads did twice as better as those that used only rational persuasion. They even fared better than businesses that used both.
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