Power Up Your Brand without spending a penny
What if you could instantly boost the impact of your brand? Today and without spending a single cent?
It's so simple but so often missed. If you communicate through multiple channels you can power them up to ignite your brand. Do you have a website ... and a Facebook Page ... and a YouTube Channel ... then this is for you.
Like the game Tug of War. If you're alone on one side of the rope pulling to get your opponent moving towards you to cross the line so you win ... how much more "pull" would you have if you had more people on your side? So it is if you look at each of your channels individually. But group them together and it's Power Time!
Here's how:
Now that you know, it's time to take action. Commit to doing this today by commenting in the section below. Or if you're already Powered Up, I want to know that too!
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Whether it’s part time for extra cash or full time to replace your 9 to 5, I’m here to tell you it’s achievable.
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What's in a Name?
What's in a name? Everything!
If you don't believe me, watch what people do when they pass a retail display with any item that has names on it. You know, the circular displays of small license name plates, mugs, keychains, etc. People can't resist the urge to stop and look to see if their name is there.
You may even be guilty of it yourself. There is something irresistible about seeing your name in print. It always amazes and entertains me when I'm at a trade show demonstrating the Ribbon Print machine. We give out samples showing name customization with an attendee's name.
Slick marketing program by the USPS
In my corporate life I was a direct marketing consultant leading national projects for such companies as McDonalds, Pizza Hut and Osco Drug. My sales team also worked with numerous smaller businesses. So ins and outs of the post office and various mailing programs are not new to me.
So why am I hot on the idea?