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SME Owners: 25 Ways To Get More Customers
Mar 13 2011 02:38 PM |
Business Circuit
in General Business
Write Stuff
1. Start a newsletter.
2. Write a blog and update on a regular basis.
3. Showcase recent work in email newsletters to prospective clients/customers.
4. Write an article on one of the major issues of your industry.
5. Start a Facebook page, update regularly and promote your website.
6. Comment on prominent blogs to draw people back to your website.
7. Write an eBook or Report for your target market and promote it online.
Blow Your Own Trumpet
8. Send promotional offers specifically to existing clients/customers.
9. Make a poster for your client to hang up on their office wall.
10. Advertise in a niche industry magazine or trade publication.
11. List yourself in business directories or the Yellow Pages.
12. Take out an ad out in a local newspaper.
13. Run a prize draw which ties into your services.
14. Cross promote with other businesses.
15. B2B – Build a database of potential customers and cold call them.
16. Think of innovative items to mail to lapsed customers/clients and mail them as a reminder of your services.
17. Offer to give a seminar to a local business group.
Get Into The Field
18. Hire a demo space and promo team in your local town centre to promote your products and services.
19. Summarise your business into a 20 second pitch that could work well with venture capitalists, prospective business partners, customers and bank managers
20. Participate in a trade show
Expand Your Network
21. Go to events in your industry
22. Join your local Chamber of Commerce & industry organization – get listed and become involved
23. Socialise and always have your card ready
24. Enlist your family and friends to spread the word about your services
25. Ask your satisfied clients for referrals
About Mike Pitt
Mike Pitt is the Founder & CEO of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd. Prior to running his consultancy, Mike spent the majority of his 19 year marketing career working for advertising and marketing agencies working with blue chip clients including Coca-Cola, Western Union, Prudential and Vauxhall Motors. You can see more great tips from Mike on the Marketing Fundamentals YouTube Channel.
1. Start a newsletter.
2. Write a blog and update on a regular basis.
3. Showcase recent work in email newsletters to prospective clients/customers.
4. Write an article on one of the major issues of your industry.
5. Start a Facebook page, update regularly and promote your website.
6. Comment on prominent blogs to draw people back to your website.
7. Write an eBook or Report for your target market and promote it online.
Blow Your Own Trumpet
8. Send promotional offers specifically to existing clients/customers.
9. Make a poster for your client to hang up on their office wall.
10. Advertise in a niche industry magazine or trade publication.
11. List yourself in business directories or the Yellow Pages.
12. Take out an ad out in a local newspaper.
13. Run a prize draw which ties into your services.
14. Cross promote with other businesses.
15. B2B – Build a database of potential customers and cold call them.
16. Think of innovative items to mail to lapsed customers/clients and mail them as a reminder of your services.
17. Offer to give a seminar to a local business group.
Get Into The Field
18. Hire a demo space and promo team in your local town centre to promote your products and services.
19. Summarise your business into a 20 second pitch that could work well with venture capitalists, prospective business partners, customers and bank managers
20. Participate in a trade show
Expand Your Network
21. Go to events in your industry
22. Join your local Chamber of Commerce & industry organization – get listed and become involved
23. Socialise and always have your card ready
24. Enlist your family and friends to spread the word about your services
25. Ask your satisfied clients for referrals
About Mike Pitt
Mike Pitt is the Founder & CEO of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd. Prior to running his consultancy, Mike spent the majority of his 19 year marketing career working for advertising and marketing agencies working with blue chip clients including Coca-Cola, Western Union, Prudential and Vauxhall Motors. You can see more great tips from Mike on the Marketing Fundamentals YouTube Channel.
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