To earn your trust, we invested 800+ Hours and Millions of Dollars into my GRATIS 50 Shades. Once you see the value from there, you'll want to see all we don’t share on 50 Shades. Join Now!
Mistake #1– Not testing all of your marketing ideas.
Corollary: Test all your marketing.Mistake #2– Running Institutional Advertising.
Corollary:Run Only Direct Response AdvertisingMistake #3 –Not articulating and differentiating your Business.
Corollary:Develop a powerful USP and use it in all your marketing.Mistake #4 – Not having back-end product or service.
Corollary: Create a profitable and systematic back end.Mistake #5 – Not understanding your client and their needs and desires.
Corollary: Always determine and address the real needs of your clients and prospects.Mistake #6 – You must educate’ your way out of business problems…you can’t just cut the price.
Corollary: Always recognize that you must educate your client as a part of the marketing and sales process.Mistake #7 – Not making doing business with your company easy, appealing and fun.
Corollary: Make doing business with your business easy, appealing and fun.Mistake #8 – Not telling your clients the “Reason Why.”
Corollary: Always tell your client the “reason why.”Mistake #9 – Terminating marketing campaigns that are still working.
Corollary: Don’t stop marketing campaigns that are still working just because you are tired of them.Mistake #10 – Not specifically targeting your marketing.
Corollary: When you prepare your marketing, focus on the intended prospect and no one else.
Mistake #11 – Not capturing prospect & addresses, email addresses as well as pertinent contact information.
Corollary: Capture everything on a prospect or client that you can in an organized, retrievable system.Mistake #12 – Not being strategic.
Corollary: Always having a strategy which tactical actions and methods are integrated into.Mistake #13 – Not having a marketing or sales system.
Corollary: Have a marketing and sales system in place and refine it continuously. Using letter/call/letter call or email/letter/call strategies.Mistake #14 –Not taking advantage and integrating the Internet into every aspect of you marketing and sales efforts.
Corollary: Integrating the Internet into all your Marketing and sales activities.Mistake #15 – In sales situations, shooting from the hip.
Corollary: Constantly using and refining a sales script.Mistake #16 – Being stuck doing “what works.”
Corollary: Always be willing to change.Mistake #17 – Not reinvesting your profits.
Corollary: Always parlay your success and momentum into greater achievement.Mistake #18 – Not knowing and leveraging the lifetime value of a client.
Corollary: Always understand the lifetime value of your clients.Mistake #19 – Not maximizing your assets, relationships, opportunities, resources, etc.
Corollary: Always explore and maximize your resources, assets and opportunities.Mistake #20 – Treating marketing and sales as operational “silos.”
Corollary: Do your best to integrate marketing components into all your operational and backend processes.
Share This Story, Choose Your Platform!
Blog
Search The Blog
Categories
The Ultimate Entrepreneur episodes are summarized and available for reference to help your business succeed.
Denny Hatch gives fresh commentary on direct marketing from possibly THE most knowledgable mind alive in that space.
The Mysterious JR is a summary distillation, encapsulated by a brilliant protege on HIS take on my recent journeys/exploits and business — and personal adventures
Brian Kurtz delivers priceless insights into direct marketing and the intricacies of sales and messaging.
Joseph Rodrigues is known for his deeply reflective and eliquently presented mind-map training videos. He is a champion and advocate for preeminent entrepreneurship
Finally, there is me, Jay, writing you thoughtfully reflective (hopefully exceedingly well reasoned) perspectives, from deeply impactful experiences and interactions I'm having all over the world.
TAGStaff is an archive collection of content curated by my staff for your continued value.
Business Growth Strategies on Steroids?
If you are serious about growing your business and want to learn more about available products and services, book time with one of Jay’s product specialists.