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Marketing Tips for People Who Hate Marketing

It's no secret that a successful business can make money - alot of money. What might be a secret, though, is that you don't have to have an MBA from Harvard or a fat wad of venture capital to market effectively - especially in today's online community. Read on to find out how implementing the following tips can really give a boost to your marketing efforts.... and happy profiting!

1. People Love Free Stuff

That's right. Much like any other facet of life, if you want to get something, why notgive something first? People are a lot more inclined to help you out (read: buy what you're selling!) if they know you truly care about them. Besides, if you want to generate a buzz about your product, there's no better way than to give it out for f.r.e.e.

2. Make Sure People Know You Exist

It should go without saying, but you WILL FAIL if no one knows you're there. Marketing is a cut-throat business, and money is a limited commodity. How many other people do you think there are who're competing for your slice of the fiduciary pie? Do what you have do to make an impression.

3. Network Like Crazy

One person is just that: One person. When you network with other like-minded people, you multiply your efforts exponentially, and trust us, that's a good thing.

4. Go the Extra Mile

How many times have you been involved in a business transaction where, once you'd parted with your money, you were just another face in the crowd? That's not good business. If you want customers - repeat customers - you need to put forth the effort. It doesn't have to be huge; just some little touch that lets your clientele know you value them as more than walking pocket books is enough.

5. NEVER QUIT!!

This one is simple. There will be times when you feel like throwing in the towel. Don't! Sure, it's nice to be able to say "This isn't working", but the corollary to that is "Let's find something else that will!"




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