The Small Business Marketing And Advertising Secret I Learned From Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh, And Sarah Palin
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Love them or hate them, both Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern have a marketing and advertising method that they share. This method virtually guarantees an audiences for each of them. Here
Advertising Humor: Smart Or Not?
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Small business advertisers almost universally want to be clever in their advertising. Humor is the first thing they go for, after clever wordplay. Is this a good advertising strategy? Read more..
The Small Business Marketing Secret Of Knowing If Your Local Advertising Is A Winner
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
One thing I hear from fellow small business advertisers is
Marketing Lesson: When To Advertise Loss Leaders
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Advertising Experts say to advertise loss leaders to get people to call.
So which initial offer is better? The
Local Small Business And Advertising Made In America
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
The Made In America appeal is very strong with local small business owners.
Do you own a small business that sells something that is Made In America? Good, there are some customers that want what you have. But even if it isn
The Small Business Owner Secret About Marketing To A Niche That Will Make Your Advertising 50%-300% More Profitable
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Expanding Your Niche Marketing Dramatically Increases Your Profits. Here
Small Business Advertising And Marketing. How Is It Affected By Your Competition?
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Think of the word "competitor". How you think of your competitors greatly affects your business. Here
Positive Or Negative Ads: Which Is Better For Your Business?
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Nearly every industry has used negative ads at one point or another. Negative ads include ads that compare one product to a competitive product, one company to another, one political candidate to another. But do these ads really pay off? Let
Advertising Constantly Or Just Single Ads: Which Is Better?
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
Some small business owners advertise their business every week, or every month. Some business owners only advertise on occasion for special events. Which is more profitable? Here
Advertising: Comparing Your Product To The Competition. Smart?
by Claude Whitacre on November 18, 2010
in Uncategorized
You see comparison ads all the time. One product from the advertiser compared to another product from a competitor. Is that smart? When should you do it? Read more..