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100 EASY WAYS TO BEGIN A SALES LETTER (Part Four) by Herschell Gordon Lewis 76. Quick: What if. . . We're really in the provocative neighborhood with this one, which hurls down an irresistible ga...
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A ONE-MINUTE MARKETING PLAN byPatricia Czech Whether you're planning a new Web site or your site is already up and running, here's some inside information you need t...
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AGENCY BROCHURES: GETTING BACK TO THE BASICS No marketing tool can tell an agency's story better or more effectively convince potential clients to put their trust in you than a b...
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ARE YOU MEMORABLE? by Emily Huling There's nothing more flattering than being remembered - for the right reasons, of course. Why do some individuals always leave a favorable, unforgettab...
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BEFORE YOU SELL-SELL-SELL, MARKET-MARKET-MARKET! by Emily Huling It's 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. You have your prospect list in hand. Every Tuesday and Thursday you diligently put aside t...
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CAUSE-RELATED MARKETING: BOLSTER YOUR IMAGE BOLSTER IMAGE WITH PROSPECTS AND CUSTOMERS Pepsi Cola spends millions of dollars on television advertising to burn that image into the minds of so...
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COMMONALITY BREEDS RELATIONSHIPS by Jack Burke We're more alike than we think. Relationships, whether face-to-face or cyber-distanced,...
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Every company faces crises that have the potential for doing serious damage to its reputation, image, and/or financial stability. Events that might’ve been minor or even unnoticed a few years ago could now wind up on the evening news or on page one of the newspaper. While some incidents are insignificant, others can be devastating. Yet when they occur it’s often difficult, if not impossible, to know whether the problem will evaporate or escalate, blow over or boomerang.
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HOWS YOUR IMAGE? by Jack Burke 'Whats your name again?' They cant buy from you if they dont know who you are. Jack Burke offers advice ...
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IMPROVED CORRESPONDENCE IMPROVES YOUR IMAGE There's nothing worse than receiving a business letter that contains errors, poor grammar, trite expressions, and the like. Even one typo is enough ...