A Mixture Of Ideas And Strategies That Will Advertise Product

Help a company distribute and sell their product or service. These things are included in what’s known as the “marketing mix,” a mixture of ideas and strategies that will advertise the product, but will also take every element of the product into consideration to make it better and more accessible and appealing to the public. Essentially, a marketing consulting agent must be able to advise their clients on the best way to sell their products, and that includes every single aspect of that product, not just the advertisements themselves.

Marketing consulting agents must be able to bring a lot of skills and knowledge to the table. They must be able to understand the thoughts, actions, and behavior of consumers so that they can understand why consumers buy the things they do. Marketing consulting agents must be able to understand things such as the targeted demographics for a specific product and then figure out what media outlet is best for reaching that demographic. They must understand what type of marketing that target demographic is going to respond to best, and what will drive the consumer to buy the company’s product or service.

Along with critical thinking skills, a marketing consulting agent isn’t all about numbers and statistics, either. Any marketing consulting agent must also be able to think creatively. The world of marketing is one that is always changing, and one that consumers can quickly become bored with. Using the same marketing strategy that’s been used for millions of companies with millions of different products just isn’t going to work, because consumers simply won’t respond to it. A marketing consulting agent must be able to think of creative strategies that will interest consumers in the product and get them to eventually buy it. Marketing consulting agent can either be proficient and knowledgeable in all areas of marketing, or they may specialize in one certain area of it such as Internet marketing, direct mail, or other forms of marketing. Large firms will most likely include things such as web design and they may also have separate departments for client services, production, and distribution. Other marketing consulting agents have their own business, and take care of all these things themselves, or with a small staff. Either way, you shouldn’t choose your marketing consulting agent based on the size of the company they own or work for. You’ll need to do some of your own digging and research to decide which marketing consulting agent is truly best for you and your company.

Small-to-medium sized businesses today are really the underdogs. Underdogs competing against the Top Dogs- the major companies, the national chains, the big franchises. Competing against sophisticated websites, huge advertising budgets and promotional resources.

We can help.

As a business owner compile these requirements and send document to tsuibila@yahoo.com.

The requirements are as follows:

1. Business Name:
2. Type of business:
3. Business contact details:
4. Business physical address:
5. Business services and/or commodities to be sold:
6. Business contact person(if different from business contact details).

I am here to help level the playing field- to help your small business grow sales and profits through consulting.

If you’re interested in consulting service for your business contact me.

James Makoetla

jmserurubele586@gmail.com

4435 N Pershing Dr. #514 Telephone (703) 243-9321.

We Help Businesses Succeed In Making Their Products Known Across The Entire Internet

When writing articles, we use search engine techniques, supply web sites owners with a list of keywords and let them know where they should be placed and how many can be repeated throughout the articles. A variety of definitions of advertising exist but the best I've found yet to cover what advertising is can be summed up in the following 2 statements: ad•ver•tis•ing n.: The activity of attracting public attention to a product or business, as by paid announcements in the print, broadcast, or electronic media. Also defined as "the non personal communication of information through various media, paid for by the advertiser and is usually convincing in nature about the need to buy products and services" - the advertisers of course. Advertising our company’s products and services to our targeted audience is essential to maintain a long lasting and prosperous relationship. If we’re not continually winning our customers over then the competition will. So, What Does Our Advertising Agency Do? If your business can afford it an advertising agency will really help you a lot. Advertising agencies spend all day long just doing advertising for various businesses. We already know the cost/thousand numbers of the various media available in your area, We also have a good idea of what will or will not work well for your type of business. This will come at a price but will definitely be the short track to your businesses success, unless your time is not worth much to you, and in that case go ahead and waste it if you'd like. (:--) A successful advertising campaign will strongly depend on how our advertising agency has designed your advertisements; therefore I've provided the following help. Tips For Choosing An Advertising Agency 1) The popularity and reputation of the advertising agency 2) The charges / work ration of the advertising agency 3) The working efficiency of the advertising agency The longevity and overall success of your business can be obtained by the help of a good advertising agency saving you precious time and huge amounts of money should you not know what you're doing.

We build Meaningful Relationships.

Get to know local businesses, companies, corporations, Universities, foundations, Institutions, Colleges, Associations and organizations. Connect with them as a human being. Be genuinely interested in their products, listen to them and care about them. What are their dreams and aspirations? What can I do to help them achieve their goals? Discover what they’re interested in, what makes them tick, and may be customers will listen to them and care about their products, too. What we’re doing is a strategic advertising and marketing approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, information on products or services to attract customers. A type of marketing that involves the sharing online material (such as photos, videos, and social media posts) to stimulate interest in products or services.

A strategic advertising and marketing approach help business owners succeed in making their products known across the entire internet and make their businesses visible everywhere get their names-and their products names-in front of more people, instead of hard sell “buy this product” approach, they’re getting attention by a valuable service. That creates a buzz that traditional marketing tactics can’t match.

We can help.
If you're interested in Promotional Product Advertising for your business compile these requirements:
Business Name:
Type of business:
Business contact details:
Business physical address:
Business services and/or commodities to be advertised:
Business contact person(if different from business contact details):
Send a compiled document to me to create your video that will get your business noticed.

I am here to help level the playing field- to help your small business grow sales and profits through the advertising.
Contact: James Makoetla
Email:jmserurubele586@gmail.com
4435 N Pershing Dr. # 514 Telephone 703-243-9321

James Makoetla

jamesmakoetla.me

We build Meaningful Relationships. Get to know local businesses, companies, corporations, Universities, foundations, Institutions, Colleges, Associations and organizations. Connect with them as a human being. Be genuinely interested in their products, listen to them and care about them. What are their dreams and aspirations? What can I do to help them achieve their goals? Discover what they’re interested in, what makes them tick, and may be customers will listen to them and care about their products, too. What we’re doing is a strategic advertising and marketing approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, information on products or services to attract customers. A type of marketing that involves the sharing online material (such as photos, videos, and social media posts) to stimulate interest in products or services.

A strategic advertising and marketing approach help business owners succeed in making their products known across the entire internet and make their businesses visible everywhere get their names-and their products names-in front of more people, instead of hard sell “buy this product” approach, they’re getting attention by a valuable service. That creates a buzz that traditional marketing tactics can’t match.

We can help.
If you're interested in Promotional Product Advertising for your business compile these requirements:
Business Name:
Type of business:
Business contact details:
Business physical address:
Business services and/or commodities to be advertised:
Business contact person(if different from business contact details):
Send a compiled document to me to create your video that will get your business noticed.

I am here to help level the playing field- to help your small business grow sales and profits through the advertising.
Contact: James Makoetla
Email:jmserurubele586@gmail.com
4435 N Pershing Dr. # 514 Telephone 703-243-9321

James Makoetla

jamesmakoetla.me

Our Story

JMAKOETLAMKTGBIZNET·TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 2018

My Offer For Services And Area Of Expertise When writing my articles, I use search engine techniques and can supply web sites owners with a list of keywords and let them know where they should be placed and how many they should be repeated throughout the article. I am readily available to be utilized commonly by local entrepreneurs, businesses and websites owners as a means of obtaining free press space. A business provides useful content to me and in turn I advertise the business contact. Articles are posted on various industry-specific websites and as well as on Broad-based content websites that accept articles from various industries, usually classified industry-related categories. The links that articles have achieved will mean more potential customers. Well-written content articles released for free distribution have the potential to increase the business credibility within its market.. Also it helps in attracting new clients. These articles are often syndicated by other websites, and published on multiple websites. It seems hard to believe that it was in 1994 when we saw the first banner ad online that captured and monopolized our eyeballs. By the late 1990’s, dot-coms flush with venture capital cash, operated with a “money is no object” attitude and the hype knew no end. When the dot-com crash hit, it seemed that online advertising was a lost cause. Ad blockers killed the banner ads, and spam killed the e-mail campaigns. Users tuned out, and it seemed that marketers had killed the golden goose. But a funny thing has happened between then and now. Not only has online advertising and marketing endured, but it has emerged as an absolutely crucial part of today’s marketing mix. Online marketing brings new levels of reach, targeting and accountability, and has moved into the mainstream. Online advertising has become the solution to marketing problems at a level that other media haven’t been able to do. The numbers back this up as shown by IAB and PricewaterhouseCoopers September report that online ad spending in the U.S. totaled $2.37 billion in the second quarter, a 42.7% increase over the same quarter last year. This shows the seventh consecutive quarter of growth, and the market today is growing at more than 20% per year. Companies are spending at a level that is really pretty interesting. Consider Ford Motor Co, Tom Green the advertising manager of its truck division just finished a new season of marketing campaigns. Mr. Green says, “we gave digital as much thought and attention as any other medium. Look at the numbers,” he says, “80% of people who buy a Ford vehicle go to our Web site first. Half of all truck customers use online shopping sites. You’d be crazy as a marketer not to take this medium seriously.” That much attention and spending is the fact that Internet usage is now firmly in the mainstream and broadband usage has grown by leaps and bounds. According to Forrester Research, 64% of U.S. households are online, with nearly 20% or 23.1 million homes, using broadband. Nielsen/NetRatings, which measures individual users rather than households, reported that 51% of July users connected to the Internet by broadband vs. 49% by narrowband, an industry first. Today the Internet is everywhere and when it’s not, people notice and demand that it be even more available. Online advertising has matured and it enables marketers to “target” consumers in a fine-tuned fashion creating highly personalized user experience. It’s as effective in getting across a communications and branding message as any other medium. Online advertising also allows two-way interaction between advertisers and their targets, providing a “real-time” feedback loop that’s invaluable. A marketer can establish and maintain a two-way dialogue with a consumer online, and no other form of advertising can do this as effectively. For large advertisers such as Procter & Gamble Co., online lets them interact with groups of consumers more directly than ever before. This is demonstrated by being able to engage with a million consumer database on a monthly basis through their Club Olay program. Online advertising supports an almost endless variety of messaging formats, from banner ads and e-mail messages to more elaborate interactive vehicles and microsites. It‘s the capability to combine the motion and animated visuals of television with close-up and personal interaction. The results of online advertising campaigns can be measured precisely, making publishers accountable for the promises they make and marketers accountable to management for the success of their programs. Yet even though online advertising has asserted its strengths, real-world marketers have made online just another medium in their standard marketing mix. More than anything, what online provides mainstream advertisers is “another point of contact with the consumer” at various stages of the buying cycle. So where is the evolution of online advertising today? It’s been a crazy 10 years, but marketers say we’re closer to the “beginning” of learning how to take advantage of this new medium. Online ads will get better targeted, with new concepts opening up new opportunities to marketers. We should see online ads becoming richer and more evocative, with animation and streaming video. If history is a guide, there will be ups and downs and the “hype” meter will spike at highs and lows, but the past has set the stage for future growth. Marketers are on the cusp of a big trend now, made possible by the familiarity and true use of the internet as an advertising medium. This is the starting point, where the future growth in online advertising is just beginning to come into view. Where will you go from here? Small-to-medium sized businesses today are really the underdogs. Underdogs competing against the Top Dogs- the major companies, the national chains, the big franchises. Competing against sophisticated websites, huge advertising budgets and promotional resources. We can help. As a business owner compile these requirements and send document to tsuibila@yahoo.com. The requirements are as follows: Business Name: Type of business: Business contact details: Business physical address: Business services and/or commodities to be advertised: Business contact person(if different from business contact details): I am here to help level the playing field- to help your small business grow sales and profits through the advertising. If you're interested in Promotional Product Advertising for you or your business, contact me. James Makoetla 4435 N Pershing Dr. # 514 Telephone 703-243-9321 JMakoetlaArticleMarketing Videos on Facebook

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You're A Salesperson in Your Life!

Strange as it may seem, our life is made up of a series of “sales presentations”. Sales may not be your gig, but if you’re the boss you’re making presentations everyday. Be it a pitch to your Board, announcing a policy change to employees, selling an idea to your spouse, or just trying to win others over to your point of view – you need to punch up your people skills for winning pitches.

Human nature is such that people support solutions that they help create, so involve them by allowing your audience to participate with questions or ideas. It goes without saying that to not involve key people is risky, because messages can be misunderstood. Your plans may be derailed before they begin if sufficient “buy-in” is lacking. Use lots of open-endedquestions in your presentation to draw out the silent type.

Preparation is a key to success. Prepare your listeners to what’s coming during or before your presentation. Try these pre-meeting tactics:

• Assign task-related pre-work. This could be pre-reading or study of a problem, and the preparations of possible solutions. An example could be, “go and visit three kinds of accounts before the meeting.”
• Make pre-meeting contacts with those invited by email, phone, or in person. You might want to try an informal survey to get people’s position on the issues at hand.

Remember support on key or controversial matters can be established ahead of time by lobbying, if you know where to lobby.

Do your research! People who make it look easy and are effective presenters have a hidden arsenal. This is an arsenal of up-to-date, organized material that can be accessed quickly in ready-to-use form when needed. They have the stats to back up their ideas, and they have a mental arsenal of stories, examples, jokes, and ice-breakers to use when needed.

Your physical presentation could include tangible items relating to the issue such as recent articles clipped from newspapers or magazines, photographs, reports, and demonstration property. To become masterful in this art learn to maintain resources you can access for just the right thing at the right time.

The next thing you must do is to explain “why?” The single most powerful thing you can do to convince your audience of something is to provide a convincing reason why they should do what you suggest or believe what you say. People want and need a clear “WIIFM” – “what’s in it for me?” – to be able to react positively to what you want them to do. It’s extremely important that you deliver a vision of benefits. Hearing the “why” won’t automatically generate a “yes” to your proposition, but it’ll open the door for receptivity to your idea.

Knowing and accepting the “why” satisfies a basic need that we all have – to understand the purpose of our actions. Use the words “because” or “so that” in your presentation and then finish the phrase. When your subject matter is controversial or likely to generate emotions, it is essential that your “why’s” be tested in advance. Ask some people you trust or that are on your “team” to play devil’s advocate to help you with your logic and arguments.

These are just the first four points for making successful presentations. There are eight of them in total, and we’ll look at the other four in my column next week. For now, let me leave you with this thought.
Life is a sales job from beginning to end. From the moment that we discern how to get approval as children, winning friends at school, getting our first beau, getting our first (and subsequent) job, getting engaged and married, achieving our goals, and anything else you can think of in between – we’re selling ourselves or our ideas all along the way. Who said you weren’t a salesperson?