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BY Kim T. Gordon
When revenue hits a rut, consider these tips to help you jump-start your sales. Does Your Business Hand Out the Good Candy?
BY Gail Goodman
Three Halloween-inspired marketing tips to sweeten holiday sales Three Tools for Hyper-local Social Media Marketing
BY Shane Gibson
You can't outspend Fortune 500 companies, but you can change the game. Marketing a Seasonal Business All Year 'Round
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Make fall a fruitful time even if your business runs hot and cold. Five Market-Research Tools for Twitter
BY Jay Conrad Levinson and Shane Gibson
These sites will help you cut through the noise and reach the customers you want. Conducting Market Research
BY Entrepreneur Staff
You may have a great idea for a product or service, but before you go any further, first make sure there's a market for it. Five Tips for Marketing to College Students
BY Geoff Williams
Use these strategies to help you hit a constantly moving target. How to Do Market Research--The Basics
BY Lesley Spencer Pyle
Is your business a product in search of a customer? Use these tips to create a product or service customers will clamor for. Loyalty Marketing in Action
BY Roger L. Brooks
What you can learn from Neiman Marcus' loyalty program Big Marketing Stunts, Small-Business Style
BY Geoff Williams
Creating buzz around your business is tough, but it's nothing compared to keeping that momentum going.The Art of Feel-Good Loyalty Incentives
BY Roger L. Brooks
Reward your customers -- they'll reward you with repeat business. How to Identify and Reach Underserved Markets
Go beyond demographics by targeting specific types of people. Put Your Customers to Work for You
BY Jennifer Lawler
Client referral incentives can be a valuable and inexpensive way to build a business. Make Live Events Part of Your Marketing
BY Kim T. Gordon
Face-to-face experiences can have a big impact on your business.Six Ways to Create a Memorable Customer Experience
BY Sydney Barrows
The devil is in the details--are you paying attention to the 'little things?' Marketers, Meet Your Future Customers
BY Kim T. Gordon
Young consumers and Latinos are fueling the economic recovery. The Dos and Don'ts of Social Networking
BY Ivan Misner
Use these tips to maximize your time and get the most out of your online efforts.What's in It for Me?
BY Sydney Barrows
Five steps to creating a customer-focused experience that will set you apart from the crowd.How Google's Keyword Tool Can Point You Toward Profits
BY Allen Moon
A quick and dirty way to validate your niche marketDeciphering Your Website Traffic Reports: Five Tips
BY Christopher Elliott
That report contains information you can use to to get more visitors and grow your business. Free--Yes, Free!--Marketing Resources
BY Barbara Findlay Schenck
Give your campaigns a boost with these no-cost tools.Great Referrals Aren't Accidents
BY Ivan Misner
Make networking part of your relationship-building strategy, and you'll see real results.10 Common--and Effective--Emotional Triggers
BY Susan Gunelius
Spur potential customers into action by using these cues in your marketing campaign.Five Ways to Show Customers You Care
BY Gail Goodman
Show them love year-round, and they'll return the favor.The Power to Change Communities
BY Kim T. Gordon
A cause marketing campaign can increase your businesses sales and drive good publicity.Use Marketing to Stay Strong in a Weak Economy
Shrewd business owners see opportunity in a down market.Ads by Google
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