Marketing

Connecting with your public

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Choose 1-3 ways to promote your business for free

Choose 1-3 ways to advertise your business

Choose 1-3 types of companies for alliances

Your best 1-3 products or services (their features)

Your best 1-3 products or services (the benefit gained from using them)

Choose your top 3-5 advertising channels:

- Google

- Facebook

- YouTube

- LinkedIn

- Quora

- magazines

- television

- newspapers (see "specialists" below in this section)

- local papers

- college papers

- professional journals

- Chambers of Commerce

- professional associations

- your customers' associations

Choose your top 3-5 promotion channels:

- stationery (business cards) (Q)

- customer referral

- word of mouth

- sponsorship

- email marketing

- marketing collaterals

- packaging

Your media kit

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists (Q)

Radio stations in the world

Newspapers of the world

Tutorials

Defining your brand: Connecting to customers (V)

Your brand kit

Your brand guidelines

Your slogan

Your mission

Your vision

The story of your business

Unique value proposition

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Business development: Grow your product or service base

Business development: Grow your customer base

Business development: Grow your market share

Business development: Grow your presence

How to build relationships that are relevant

Do you know who your best 20% collaborators are?

Do you know who your best 20% customers are?

Do you know what your best 20% products or services are?

Do you know what the best features of your products or services are?

Do you know what the best benefits of using your products or services are?

Growth engine for your business

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Decide what you want to email about

Find out who wants to receive those emails from you

How can you help those people move forward?

What can you offer those people so they can move forward?

What kind of resources do you have available to help those people? 

Why would those people open and read your email?

What promise can you make those people for every email they will get from you?

How often will you be writing?

Are you giving those people the option to unsubscribe to your emails?

What do you know about GDPR and how are you implementing it?

Templates

Tools and Integrations (Q)

Exchange emails thanks to Google

Specialists

Tutorials

Business stationery (incl. business cards)

Google Business Profile

Your website

Business directories

Frequently Asked Questions (answered)

Effective presentations

Flyers

Your logo

Your email signature

Helpful content

Photos

Videos

Referral program

QR codes

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Doing research on product, service, customer pool, or competitors? (One at a time)

Doing research locally or globally

Doing research in person or online

Doing research via primary sources or secondary sources

What type of authority figure is helpful to your research?

What type of local organization is helpful to your research?

What type of global organization is helpful to your research?

What type of in-person mode of contact are you adopting?

What type of primary sources are you going for?

What type of secondary sources are you going for?

Any online tools?

How are you planning to compile the data?

How are you planning to analyze the data?

How are you planning to use the data?

7 easy steps on how to perform a competitor analysis

Benchmarking

Choosing data collection methods

Data analysis and action planning

Find your fit: Satisfy the market with the right product (V)

Qualitative data analysis

Voice of the customer

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Decide which of the following you'll use:

- local marketing

- social media marketing

- PR and media marketing

- email marketing

- affiliate marketing

- referral marketing

- sponsorship marketing

- advertising marketing

Identify the main challenge you are helping your customer to overcome

Identify the main solution you have for that challenge

Customer journey: Map the steps to success (V)

How do you draw your potential customer's attention to that problem to see if they are aware (of the problem)?

How do you find out if they want to solve the problem?

How do you find out if they are willing to solve the problem?

How do you find out if they are financially able to solve the problem?

How do you find out how soon they want the problem solved?

Effective funnels: How to turn leads into sales (V)

How do you position your solution?

How do you introduce your solution?

Where and when?

How do you present everything your solution does to help your prospective customer?

What type of result(s) can the prospective customer expect?

How to spread the digital word: Communications strategy (V)

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

You can wear marketing collaterals

Your customer can wear marketing collaterals

Your business can show off marketing collaterals

Accessories

Clothing

Gadgets

Gifts to the clientele

Packaging

Receipt messages and URLs

Seasonal offers

Provide samples, trials, free versions

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Host your own show

Do a webinar

Do a workshop

Volunteer

Go to trade shows

Go to fairs

Interview on local radios

Interview on local television

Interview for magazines and newspapers

Write a book

Disinformation toolkit

InterviewReady: Virtual networking

Introduction to online growth marketing: From customer to advocate (V)

Storytelling in business: Narrating your story of success

Your target audience

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Set your pricing based on what your public can afford

Set your pricing based on worth 

Set your pricing based on value

Set your pricing based on what you want to earn per year (independent from costs and profit)

Set your pricing based on market price

Setting prices

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

What are you planning to offer?

- a product itself

- a solution using a specific product

- something new that people can do with what's already available

What's the new angle?

How are you planning to test that new angle?

Who are your potential beta testers?

How long or how many samples should you test?

Where are you planning to test?

Successful criteria that will make the new angle marketable?

Why should customers care about the new angle?

What problem does the new angle solve?

What innovation factor does the new angle bring to the market?

What's the price range on the market?

What makes up the bottom price of the range?

What makes up the higher portion of the price range?

What about average? What makes anything average for the product?

Where are you positioning the new angle (for that product) on that range?

Marketing benefits vs features

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

Decide if your business should use more of:

- YouTube

- LinkedIn

- Tick Tock

- Instagram

- Facebook

- Pinterest

- Other

What are the top three and rank them?

Make a comparison table according to factors that are important to you

Why are those representing your top three choices?

What do you intend to use each of your top three networks for?

- information sharing

- networking

- selling

- marketing

- advertising

- business development

Social media marketing

Social media marketing: Keeping the conversation going (V)

Social media toolkit

Templates

Tools and Integrations

Specialists

Tutorials

What are the five types of content your customers expect to find on your website?

- blog

- product description

- service description

- case studies

- terms of service

- privacy policies

- helpful resources to use your products

- helpful resources to use your services

- stories that are relevant to their situation

- website page content

- translation of your webpages

What are the top three for your customers?

What are the five types of content your business needs even if your customers are not aware you ought to write them?

- grant writing

- proposal writing

- contracts

- email writing

- templates

- processes

- data

- statistics

- use case scenarios and suggestions

- white papers

- user's manuals

- user's brochures

Which ones of those types of content can you write yourself whether related to your customers directly or more directly related to how you operate your business?

Which ones of those types of content should you outsource?

How often do you update content on your website?

How often do you keep in touch with your customers?

Business communications

Business email

Creating content that matters: Compelling content for your business (V)

Presenting data

Proposal writing

Selling with storytelling: Unlock your business superpower (V)

Winning contracts: How to write winning business proposals (V)

Templates

Tools and Integrations (Q)

Write with Google Docs

Make and do presentations with Google Slides

Specialists