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one - Always play to your strengths. two - Do a S.W.O.T. analysis. Map out your Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. Then plan how to work them to your advantage. three - Request capability brochures from your competitors and review their website. How do they emphasize their strengths? And what can you do better when these projects are produced? four - Call all the trade publications serving your industry and request media kits with editorial calendars (this may be obtainable on their website also). Once received, review for competitor information and editorial opportunities throughout the year. five - Update your electronic address book to include current email addresses of editors you would like to have cover our business. ©Allie Design Group all rights reserved. |
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| six - Ask your most approachable customers why they do business with you and what do they see as the best benefit of working with you. Organizations are frequently so close to the action they focus on the features of their business and not the benefits. seven - Write tip sheets for your prospects based on your area of expertise, then include in your website or send in email communications. eight - Update the closing paragraph for your press releases. nine - Gather testimonials from satisfied customers. ten - Call Allie Design Group for a no obligation, free consultation. We nearly always can quickly help businesses improve their message with information discussed during initial contact. |
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