Full Brain Marketing

Why full BRAIN Marketing? An important need in today's business is determining how to merge traditional, digital and social media marketing. Marketing has changed and so has the way you reach your target audience. The demand for constructive change and the speed of change in today's world is unprecedented. Customers are embracing change and adapting to new product offerings faster than ever and businesses must innovate to have any reasonable chance of growth. Deciding what marketing strategies are best for a company can be overwhelming. Determining and knowing what stage a business is in will help define how and where to get started. When times are tough, we will feel challenged. No matter how much we try to seek a standardized solution for running a successful business, every business owner runs his or her business based on individual perspectives and principles, which need not always be similar. Every business has its own set of guidelines and processes designed for its efficient functioning. It is no longer a right brain or left brain world; it is the combination for full brain marketing that will work best for businesses in today's hypercompetitive intelligence environment! Learn new ways to acquire valuable insights into one's customer, ways in which to create game-changing ideas, and methods for reducing risk. Full BRAIN Marketing-for the Small Business shares valuable insights to identifying what stage of business a company is presently in and sets out a road map for the best traveled road to marketing success. If done properly, marketing can be accomplished more easily and with a far greater rate of success. Explore & uncover ways to tie in traditional, digital and social media marketing to lead a business to success and avoid unnecessary mistakes, obstacles and easily avoided failures. With today's hypercompetitive environment, it is even more prevalent than ever before to be a forward thinker and a visionary leader in marketing for one's business.

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Rafbók: 1 september 2018