Three Rules for Small Business Advertising: Marketing Tip #17
Today, we are going to take a look at three rules to help make your small business advertising as effective as possible.
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Mark Zarr is a Professor of Business & Marketing, a Graphic and Website Designer, a Serial Entrepreneur, and a Writer with an odd automatic reflex to question everything he has ever been taught, just in case it might be wrong, overcomplicated, or just plain stupid.
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I specialize in helping businesses, churches, and non-profits show off their awesomeness through amazing design. You need design that not only looks great, but that also helps increase your sales, reach, and effectiveness. This is where I come in. With over 15 years of experience I understand how to design to get results.
Design is not just about art, it also serves as function. Great design is about using it to maximize results, connect with people, and encourage action.
Read about what goes into making an amazing website designed to increase sales and grow your business.
Read about what goes into creating effective media and why it is so important for your businesses success.
Read about the importance of designing a strong brand that stands out and gets your business noticed.
Today, we are going to take a look at three rules to help make your small business advertising as effective as possible.
Successful advertising starts by optimizing our business to create an amazing customer experience. In other words, we want to make it easy for the customer to say yes.
If you have tried advertising in the past and have been disappointed by the results, you are not alone. So what gives? Why does advertising fail for small businesses?
Most people looking for a job today understand that it is a tough market. There are more people looking for work than there is work.
Your logo design sets the tone for your whole company. The design of your logo is the first impression potential customers have of your business.
There is a lot of overhyped free education being offered all over the web. More times than not, the “education” is stupidly basic, unrealistic, an exaggerated story of success, or, worse yet, really just a sales pitch. This is not what I am talking about.
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