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Market With Meaning
BY Rosalind Resnick
Don't offer your customers products--offer them solutions, connections and satisfaction.Rock-Solid Marketing for Trendy Times
BY Kim T. Gordon
Instead of jumping from trend to trend follow these six steps for marketing that really works.Marketing That Pops
BY Scott Gerber
Magnetic 3D is cornering the market on high definition, 3-D advertisingSpend Local--Online
BY Gwen Moran
Reach a younger, hipper market for a fraction of the cost of traditional advertising.Marketing Technology Helps Vico Survive
BY Elaine Appleton Grant
Learn how this software company combined free and low-cost marketing with new sales to boost the sales pipeline despite big budget cuts.Boost Your Brand
BY David Port
How to find the perfect pitch person to get your message outA Great Ad Campaign Can Last Forever
BY Dan Kennedy
Marketing to values is more important than marketing products.A Marketer's Sharpest Tool: The Copywriting Outline
BY Susan Gunelius
Your message will lose some of its power if you don't take the time to get organized upfront.A Marketing Home Run
BY Robert Jones
In baseball-crazed Boston, sponsoring the Red Sox earned Exotic Flowers a marketing award and a mass of new fans.How to Advertise Now
BY Kim T. Gordon
Unsure what to cut and what to keep? This smart, 4-point checklist is your guide to recession-era advertising.Marketing Presentations Go Virtual
BY Kim T. Gordon
Fight the high cost of gas and air travel with your own webinars.Alternative Places to Network
BY Jessica Chen
Look beyond your standard groups and cocktail receptions for business connections that really work.Convert Passers-By Into Purchasers
BY Sarah Pierce
Take advantage of event crowds by getting people off the street and into your store.Targeted Marketing Gets Intelligent
BY Dennis Romero
Advertisers ride a brain wave called neuromarketing. But is it for real?The Palin Industry
BY Dennis Romero
The vice presidential candidate sparks fashion trends.Marketing to the 7 Deadly Sins
BY Justin Petruccelli
When it comes to recession-proof businesses, vice is nice.Character Counts
BY Jennifer Grzeskowiak
Marketing with a mascot is a cost-effective way to help consumers remember your brand.
A Historical Perspective
Some of the most innovative ideas have emerged during times of economic duress.Advertise Creatively With Offbeat Sports
BY Robert Jones
By sponsoring the likes of beach tennis and dodgeball, entrepreneurs are finding that the ball is in their court.Marketing in the Recommendation Age
BY Alexa Vaughn
As customer review venues and their influence increase, business owners should capitalize on this trend.Make Your Ads Workhorses
BY Kim T. Gordon
Tough economic times demand productive ads. Learn the 4 most critical elements for ads that get results.Tips for Marketing Your Service Business
BY Kim T. Gordon
Maintaining strong customer relationships is the key to creating a strong campaign.Taking a Green Initiative
BY Rich Mintzer
These 3 entrepreneurs are taking advantage of green marketing tactics the right way.Learn to Market More Creatively
BY Jay Conrad Levinson
Knowledge of your industry can bring originality to your business.In the Market
BY Jennifer Grzeskowiak
For food businesses, farmers markets could be the perfect place to find a following for your products.8 Ways to 'Bring It'
BY Guy Kawasaki
Drive your competitors crazy while driving your company to success.Ads by Google
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