Monthly Archives: February 2008

More advice from the MarketingSherpa – Tip #4

-> Tip #4. Assign different telemarketing teams to different tasks Companies can use telemarketing to support a range of projects, including registering people for an event, following up on prospects who downloaded a white paper or viewed a webinar and setting appointments for salespeople. But assigning this workload to one
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Continuing advice from the MarketingSherpa

Tip #2 Develop a voicemail strategy Further analyzing their call records, Rizzo’s team found that nearly 75% of all calls reach a prospect’s voicemail. Yet, there is surprisingly little focus among marketers on improving their voicemail messages. Most marketers spend a great deal of time — as they should —
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We can’t afford marketing

3. “We can’t afford marketing!” Typical Marketing Scenario: Plus our sales team does a great job – once they have a qualified opportunity. Solution: You can’t afford not to be marketing! You just have to be smart about how you spend those precious marketing dollars. Marketing isn’t just high-ticket glossy
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Follow the herd

2. “Follow the Herd” Typical Marketing Scenario: Your marketing starts with something like “We’re your local Microsoft partner.” Well that’s good, but probably only the baseline of a customer’s requirements. It doesn’t narrow the field down nearly enough. You have a LOT of competition, and it’s probably hard to win
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Duct Tape Marketing Coaching Excellence

Tim Feriss – Author of the wildly popular “4-Hour Workweek” is the special guest for the Duct Tape Marketing Coaching Excellence Series session is this week – Thursday, Feb 21 at Noon CST – (10PST, 11MST, 1pm EST, GMT-6) Send in a question for Tim and participate in the conversation.
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The “One-Off” Mailer

Are you frustrated with spending money, but not getting results? Or have you stopped spending because of prior marketing failures. We understand! We’ve talked to many business owners who want to grow their businesses, but don’t know the “right way” to invest in marketing. Marketing is creating awareness, credibility and
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