Archive for 'brick and mortar business'

Managing Customer Data

Sunday, June 6th, 2010 at 9:26 am  
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Whether you are in a full blown brick and mortar business, operating a business out of your home, or maybe a traveling salesperson, you will have customers, business associates and various other contacts. And like the rest of us, you will need to have access to their contact information. This information can and will be anything from a simple phone number to complete mailing addresses, fax numbers and maybe certain dates. If you have it written down, chances are it is important.

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Bill Enross
Owner at Internet Marketing Services helps small business owners get more clients and business from the Internet.
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Need More Clients?

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 at 6:03 pm  
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In the beginning we want to attract clients, any clients. I don’t mean good or bad clients, but someone who will buy from us or use our services. If we have two or three clients, we think we have hit the big time. Everyone has to start somewhere. As time goes on, we will want to attract more clients.

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Bill Enross
Owner at Internet Marketing Services helps small business owners get more clients and business from the Internet.

Online Marketing For Offline Business

Monday, September 22nd, 2008 at 12:30 am  
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Any online marketing you add to a brick and mortar business is simply PART of the sales and marketing process.

The biggest mistake you can make is thinking you can make a fortune in business selling products and services online without integrating offline methods – or that you can make a fortune selling products and services offline without integrating online methods.

When you combine various elements of online and offline marketing into your prospecting, sales and follow up process the potential for an increase in your profits is exponential.

To put it in more simple language, each time you increase the new customers you bring into your business you also increase the number of customers who will buy from you over and over.

And that can be multiplied by increasing the amount of money each customer spends with you and the number of new prospects they send to your business.

Bill Enross
Owner at Internet Marketing Services helps small business owners get more clients and business from the Internet.